Storage, architecture, networking — built to understand it.
Written while taking systems apart and putting them back together: the languages that hold it all together, and the machinery underneath every program.
$ ls ./posts
9 entriesUnderstanding How Computers Really Work
My notes and learnings on computer architecture, covering CPUs, memory, registers, cache, control units, and instruction execution. A beginner's exploration of how computers work internally.
0x01Python Flask Cheatsheet
a cheatsheet so you dont have to remember everything.
0x02'everything is a file theory' unix physcology
treats diverse system resources—regular files, directories, devices, network sockets, and inter-process communication channels—using a unified file interface which is a file descriptor.
0x03COMPILER & INTERPRETER
Programs written in high-level languages like C must be translated into machine-readable instructions before they can execute on a computer.
0x04My First Post
A short summary that shows up in Google search results
0x05I Built My Own BitTorrent Client in Go—Here's How BitTorrent Really Works
BitTorrent is far more than just downloading files. This article explores how the protocol distributes data across thousands of peers in BitTorrent client in Go.
0x06http in GO tutorial
Go's standard library provides robust, built-in support for both creating HTTP servers and making HTTP requests as a client via the net/http package.
0x07NETWORKING THEORY : FROM START TO MODERN
Cold War fears, ARPANET, and the core building blocks of modern computer networking explained simply.
0x08History of Storage
Before SSDs, computers stored data using paper holes, sound waves, and tiny magnets — every step bringing us closer to modern storage.