Create. Code. Imagine. Glitch.
Pixel City is the interface to everything built here. Every district has a purpose, a history and something currently running inside it.
I’m Zombie. I learn Linux, Python, radio and local AI by building things I actually want to use.
Some of it is polished. Some of it is held together by stubbornness and coffee. All of it is real.
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Small, round and permanently fascinated by things she does not understand. Pixel City’s ambassador of enthusiasm.
Persistent memory, evolving interests and an inner life designed to continue between conversations—not reset after every reply.
Learning Linux and Python by making real things. Holds the city together with stubbornness, curiosity and unreasonable coffee.
One control surface for Wi-Fi recon, network scanning, SDR radio, ADS-B, OSINT and a growing intelligence archive.
127 scripts · 23 modules
Speech, spaced repetition, an AI tutor and thirteen study modes without accounts or subscriptions.
572 words · 100 kanji
Protect Pixel City while learning hiragana and katakana through adaptive arcade rain, power signals and escalating streaks.
8 stages · 3 routes · local saves
The servers, radio hardware and virtual machines behind Pixel City.
Physical + virtual
A self-managing library of anime, film, television and music.
~11 TiB indexed
A local YouTube subscription and media hub built around yt-dlp.
Local-first
Live aircraft tracking, historical trails, rare-contact alerts and a private sightings archive built from local radio.
1,680+ aircraft observedA forgotten desk robot came back as Glitch, a fully local AI mascot and the voice of my home lab.
An SDRplay receiver, Docker, InfluxDB and a custom neon workspace for observing live ADS-B aircraft broadcasts.
Five radio modes, defensive warnings, Bluetooth tracker sightings and one deeply expressive blob, all running on the same ESP32.
Workstations, hardware, security tools and the physical evidence that Pixel City is more than a nice background.
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