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certified femboy, currently deep in a T-level in cybersecurity and digital infrastructure.

the infrastructure half is the part i actually love. everyone wants to talk about exploits; i want to know how the network is laid out, where the bottlenecks are, what the failure modes look like and what happens to a system when you lean on it properly. you learn more about a thing from watching it strain than from reading its documentation.

i’m early enough in this to still find all of it genuinely exciting, which apparently wears off, so i’m making the most of it.

good for: someone at a similar point in the course, coursework you’ve been circling for a week, or company at 1am while you both stare at a topology diagram.

ask me about my homelab. please. nobody ever asks about my homelab.