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MADS0LADEN/README.md

Hi, I'm Mads 👋

Electrician by trade. AP graduate in IT Technology. Now studying cyber security at UCN in Denmark.

I run Linux as my main driver on desktop 🐧 — daily driving, homelab, the works. Windows doesn't get a look in here.

GitHub is not a showcase of greenfield apps for me. It is the spare-parts drawer for things I actually run: a long-lived Minecraft community, a homelab, and whatever broke after the last update.

MÆLK ⛏️

I help run MÆLK — a Danish Minecraft survival and creative community that has been online since 2012.

That is why this profile is full of Paper and Purpur plugins. I fork what the server depends on, then keep it working when Minecraft moves: mcMMO, claims, holograms, Discord, voice chat, Skript extras, MOTD, RTP, worlds, and the rest.

Recent forks I am actually touching: skript-yaml, skript-placeholders, PistonMOTD, AxiomPaperPlugin, lod-server-support.

Homelab 🏠🔧

The house is a lab. Home Assistant, UniFi, Linux, and containers. If something can be self-hosted, I will probably try.

My desktop runs Linux full-time, so anything I build or fork gets tested there first — no VM as a safety net.

Lately that includes OpenDeck, so a Stream Deck behaves on Linux, and home-assistant/core when I need to see how an automation really works.

I still think like an electrician: if it is not installed, documented, and able to fail without taking the rest of the house down, it is not done. ⚡

Right now 🚧

  • Bachelor in IT security at UCN (2025–2027)
  • Keeping MÆLK on current server software
  • Homelab: Home Assistant, networking, Linux desktop as daily driver

Toolbox 🧰

Linux Java Python Paper Purpur Skript Home Assistant UniFi Docker Podman

Elsewhere 🌐

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