Liam Wohlstedt
configuration.nix
# configuration.nix
# Liam Wohlstedt
{ config, pkgs, ... }:
{
# Software developer at MSAB in Stockholm, working on
# digital forensics software with C++, C#, and TypeScript.
# Outside of that: small tools, poking at systems until
# they make sense, and writing down what I learn.
person = {
name = "Liam Wohlstedt";
role = "Software Developer";
company = "MSAB";
location = "Stockholm, Sweden";
stack = [ "C++" "C#" "Python" "TypeScript" ];
focus = [ "security" "systems" "automation" ];
status = "open to interesting conversations";
};
contact = {
email = "Liam@wohlstedt.com";
github = "github.com/LwwDev";
linkedin = "linkedin.com/in/liamww";
};
imports = [ ./projects.nix ./notes.nix ];
}projects.featured = [
cali
Copies your whole terminal output to clipboard. No more dragging your mouse up 1000 lines after a test run.
Enigma Machine CLI
A terminal-based simulation of the Enigma machine, rotors and plugboard included.
hexabend
hxd, but for glitching images — open a photo, edit its raw bytes in a hex grid, watch the preview corrupt live.
Kanban-board
A small terminal kanban board written in C++.
notes.recent = [
What C++ ownership actually teaches you
C++ has a way of making vague thinking about ownership obvious — the compiler and the crashes both tell you pretty quickly.
Split keyboards feel wrong until they don't
Notes on moving to a wireless Lily58 and what the ZMK config workflow actually looks like day to day.
beyond-software.enable = true;
# Keyboards, Linux, my girlfriend, and our cats.