MIN-3 | About Me – Cypherpunk & Privacy Researcher
Hi, I'm MIN-3. Since childhood I’ve lived in code, hardware, and digital worlds. My work mixes gaming, programming, and creative exploration with a cypherpunk mindset — build systems, break limits, and protect privacy.
I touched my first PC at age two through simple learning games. Modding Command & Conquer: Generals pulled me into the inner workings of software. By 9 I was scripting in batch, then moved through multiple languages. In my early teens I wired up Arduino projects, merging hardware and code to bring abstract ideas into reality.
Over time I built websites for associations and companies, always sharpening skills and exploring new tools. For me, learning is permanent — not a phase. Each project is another test of autonomy and invention.
Outside pure tech, I remain connected to communities that shaped me, from gaming culture to creative fandoms. I follow their output — art, stories, projects — because decentralized creativity mirrors the ethos I value: open, collaborative, resistant to control.
Earlier, I also practiced music production. That period passed, but its lessons on rhythm and structure still guide how I design and code today.
This space is my lab and logbook. Browse freely, fork ideas if you want, and if you want to collaborate, you know where to find me.