Nyakuten

Welcome to Proxy's den

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Hello world!

I’m Proxymiity, I do Systems and Networking Engineering for a living. I also make a bit of software and mechanical stuff in my free time.

Visit this page to see me rant about stuff. Opinions are my own, and I’m not paid to write anything. Hell, do I even write interesting things? No one ever knows.

You can also visit my GitHub. If you want to chat:

  • @kuronekoda on Discord (best for casual chat)
  • @proxymiity.02 on Signal (best for secure chat)
  • 05ac151a00c01166740d1a4505a2806cdb00308640417e01802a78f3bcd9116224 on Session
  • @proxymiity:nya.network via any federated Matrix instance
  • @proxymiity on Telegram
  • nya <at> iya.at via mail

If the content is sensitive you can encrypt it using my GPG key:

# ➡️ Download and import the public key. The ID should be the same as below:
curl -L https://web-static.nya.network/pki/nya@iya.at/gpg.asc | gpg --import
# gpg: key 7A35EDFCF824FFE0: public key "Proxymiity <nya@iya.at>" imported
 
# ➡️ Check the fingerprint, which should be the same as below:
gpg --fingerprint nya@iya.at
# pub   ed25519 2026-04-29 [SC]
#       CACF B3F7 895C 30A5 6CE9  3029 7A35 EDFC F824 FFE0
# uid           [ unknown] Proxymiity <nya@iya.at>
# sub   cv25519 2026-04-29 [E]
# sub   rsa3072 2026-04-29 [S]
# sub   rsa3072 2026-04-29 [E]
 
# ➡️ Encrypt your file, then send it via your preferred way
gpg --armor --encrypt --recipient nya@iya.at file.txt
# ...

⚠️ GPG will tell you that the key isn’t trusted. If the key fingerprint is as shown above, you can proceed with the warning. If the key ID or fingerprint do not match, you may be subject of DPI or a spyware, in which case you MUST NOT continue.

ℹ️ Instructions may vary depending on the operating system. GPG is commonly packaged with many Linux distributions but may require installation on macOS and Windows.

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