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Everything I’ve written since I started this site — networking deep-dives, homelab adventures, cloud architecture notes, and the occasional rant about Bambu prints. Newest first.

01
DNS Under the Hood: Root Servers, Authoritative DNS, and Unbound
How a DNS query actually resolves — root servers, authoritative nameservers, and running Unbound as your own recursive resolver behind Pi-hole.
02
Pihole + Tailscale Setup Guide
A detailed guide on setting up Pi-hole with Tailscale for ad-blocking and DNS management.
03
Bastion Servers: Jump Hosts
What a bastion server (jump host) actually does, and how it differs from an API gateway and a load balancer.
04
Google Photos Self-Hosted Alternative: Immich + Tailscale Setup
Self-hosted photo library on a home server using Immich and Tailscale
05
Terms to know when buying a house in Nepal - Kathmandu
A plain-English glossary of the terms you hit when buying land or a house in Kathmandu — ropani, aana, lalpurja, and the rest.
06
Deploy WhisperAI, FFMpeg and OpenAI in AWS Lambda using Docker Container
Deploy WhisperAI, FFMpeg and OpenAI into AWS Lambda Containers
07
AWS Codewhisperer VS Codium
Comparing AWS CodeWhisperer and Codeium as free AI autocomplete for everyday coding — accuracy, speed, and which one stuck.
08
My must-have iOS apps
The iOS apps I actually keep on my home screen — password managers, read-it-later queues, note-taking, and expense splitting.
09
The Anmeldung in Germany
One of the most important things to do after you land in Germany.
10
Friendly talk with Jagathyoti G Tuladhar | Senior Software Engineer @ FuseMachines
A conversation with Jagathyoti G Tuladhar about engineering, salaries across Nepal and India, and building a career in software.
11
Make your shell pretty.
Your development environment should be clean and cool.
12
Youtube Downloader - Serverless
I believe in serverless and I think this is the future.
13
Python 3.9 - Latest Features
Python is coming up with some cool nifty features. Let's check out some of them here.
14
Ag-Grid Angular 2+ - Create Extra Ordinary Tables/Grids
Use AG-Grid for awesome tables.
15
I wrote a SERVER that might be of use to YOU!!
Share files with a powerful http server.
16
Stop sending plain/boring e-mails
A concise tutorial on adding beautiful custom templates to your personal email in Gmail.
17
Use ChartsJS in your Angular2+ Project
Display beautiful charts in your angular web application.
18
12 ways to make your code suck less
Reading code is as important as writing it.
19
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science that aims to create intelligent machines.
20
Bitcoin – The Internet of Money
Bitcoin is an innovative payment network and a new kind of money.
21
Pimp Your Command Prompt/Cmd in Windows
Make your CMD stand out and add some features to it to make life easier.
22
Deploy your own custom trained object detection model in AWS Sagemaker
Deployment of your own object detection model in sagemaker.
23
Deploy Node - Express Application as NPM packages
Deploy Express application as npm packages and publish it to npm registry.
24
Export an unfrozen graph tensorflow - Object Detection
How to export an unfrozen TensorFlow graph from the Object Detection API so it can be served rather than only run locally.
25
Github for every developer
If you are a developer Github is a must
26
How I got into the Tech World
How I got into technology and why I will be doing this for my life
27
Theming Jupyter Notebooks
Make Jupyter Notebooks easier on the eyes with custom themes, fonts, and cell styling.
28
Why NODEJS?
Covering the what, when, and why of Node.js — and when reaching for it actually pays off.
29
Ransomeware : Android
Ransomware-as-a-Service is a real, purchasable thing. A look at how it reaches Android phones and what it does once there.
30
VBScript magic : Make your computer greet you!
Make your computer greet you every time you restart or open it, using a few lines of VBScript.
31
Why I Love VS Code and You Should Too
Make programming more convenient using VS Code and its best features.