pr0h0

Now

Now

What I'm currently building and researching. Updated by hand, not generated from commit activity.

Updates

  1. Pinned OpenManga

    OpenManga v0.17.0

    Panel shapes, custom page layouts, and wavy, torn or brush-stroke page and panel edges in the page editor.

    The page editor can now give a panel a polygon outline — for slanted gutters, pointed tops and panels that slide into each other — and the art and borders follow that shape in renders, PDFs and layered exports.

    Pages can be saved as reusable layouts for any project, and pages and panels can use wavy, torn-paper, rough, brush or burnt edges. The release also fixes dragging and resizing against the page edge.

  2. pr0h0.me rebuilt

    A new portfolio and private CMS: one Go service, server-rendered with templ and htmx, SQLite, and fail-closed publishing.

    Everything on the site — projects, experience, this page — is now managed from a private admin panel, and nothing becomes public without an explicit publish. The linked article explains how.

  3. OpenManga

    OpenManga is public

    First public release (v0.1.0) of the self-hosted studio for AI-illustrated comics, webtoons and narrated videos, under the Apache-2.0 license.

  4. DevDrop

    DevDrop open-sourced

    Developer-aware workspace sync across machines and servers, with chunked delta sync, end-to-end integrity checks and self-hosting.

  5. Two Tolgee security advisories published

    Two vulnerabilities I reported in the Tolgee platform were publicly disclosed as GitHub security advisories.

  6. ServeBox

    ServeBox open-sourced

    A local file browser and server with a Finder-style web UI, Quick Look previews and strict root-directory confinement.

  7. BPL3

    Started BPL3

    First commit of the third iteration of my programming language, now compiling to LLVM IR. It has grown past 2,000 commits since.

  8. Earned OSWE

    Passed OffSec's OSWE (Web Expert) — advanced web application exploitation and white-box source code review.

  9. Earned OSWA

    Passed OffSec's OSWA (Web Assessor) — hands-on web application penetration testing.