Kusamaxi
The machines are not coming to save us.
Every system you depend on but don't control is a future point of failure.
Every service that requires trust is a security hole waiting to be exploited. Every
convenience traded for autonomy is a piece of yourself sold to the highest bidder.
This blog documents experiments in technological self-defense and the search for digital
self-sovereignty. Building systems that resist capture. Running infrastructure that
can't be shut down. Writing code that assumes every platform is hostile. Exploring what
anarchism means when power flows through fiber optic cables and consensus algorithms.
Topics include operational security, cryptographic protocols, decentralized networks,
privacy tools, and the ongoing failure of trusted third parties. Sometimes I write about
AI alignment, because that's also about systems we can't control.
Current focus: Kusama/Polkadot validator infrastructure, secure wallet implementations,
and the future of crypto as client-side state machines. Exploring systems like Penumbra
where computation happens locally, validators process encrypted blobs blindly, and privacy
isn't a feature but the foundation. Building toward a world where your device is your
sovereign execution environment, not some corporation's surveillance endpoint.
All code is open source. All posts are public domain. Take what's useful, leave the
rest.
Build your own infrastructure or become infrastructure for someone else's system.
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