As a programming, computer networking and Linux enthusiast, I often come across interesting quirks and overcome various challenges, and thus gain experiences worth sharing with others. Mainly for this purpose, I decided to set up this blog.

I sometimes publish my software projects, which may be related to some posts on this blog, on GitHub as open-source under the 3-clause BSD license. Additionally, these projects are listed on my personal website, vitlabuda.cz, where I also mention my university studies and other accomplishments. Furthermore, I held a talk about one of the more advanced projects of mine, the Tundra NAT64/CLAT/SIIT translator, at the Seminář IPv6: deset let poté conference in Prague.

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