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        "header_tag_h1": "Tools built for actual use.",
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        "body_content_text": "Skip to content              \n\nMy Section of the Internet                  Menu + HomeWorkWritingArchiveToolsAboutChannelsSearch                     \n\nWelcomeTools built for actual use.I build local software, small web utilities, and experimental systems for problems I run into myself. Kruxor documents what worked, what changed, and what might be useful to someone else.\n\nExplore the work Read the writing                               Selected work            \n\nProjects and systems built around real publishing, research and software needs.                             \n\nExploreRebuilding MMMOs\n\nHow an accumulated custom CMS became a smaller gaming publication with curated content and focused tools. View project \u2192                              \n\nExploreKruxor Workbench V2\n\nA private, local-first software workshop for research, local AI, writing, media production and the useful tools between them. View project \u2192                              \n\nExploreKruxor Tools\n\nA collection of small utilities built to solve recurring web and content-cleanup jobs. View project \u2192                              \n\nExploreKruxor V2\n\nHow a long-running PHP and SQLite site became a curated personal studio without discarding its useful archive. View project \u2192                                                     Selected articles                                            Article \u00b7 19 Sep 2026Building a Cyberdeck in Australia: Three Practical Builds from A$300 to A$500+\n\nThis guide explores the practicalities of building a custom cyberdeck in Australia, offering three distinct hardware paths based on budget and intended use. From a basic A$300 portable Linux terminal to a high-spec A$500+ handheld inspired by the Hackberry CM5, the article breaks down essential components like the\u2026                                             Article \u00b7 11 Sep 2026The Instrumental Convergence: Why AI Safety is a Technical Engineering Problem\n\nExplore the technical reality of AI safety, moving beyond the debate of sentience to understand instrumental convergence and the engineering challenges of managing goal-seeking behaviors in frontier models.                                             Article \u00b7 10 Sep 2026The Infrastructure of AGI: The Massive Costs Behind GPT-6 Astra\n\nExplore the staggering hardware, power, and capital requirements behind OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra, including the multi-billion dollar infrastructure and energy demands required to achieve advanced agentic capabilities.                                             Article \u00b7 9 Sep 2026Breaking the Analysis Barrier: How WeatherNext 3 Integrates Raw Observations into AI Forecasting\n\nGoogle DeepMind\u2019s WeatherNext 3 (WN3) is revolutionizing weather forecasting by bypassing traditional analysis data to ingest raw, low-latency observations, including geostationary satellite imagery and sparse ground-based data, for real-time global predictions.                                             Article \u00b7 8 Sep 2026Breaking the Analysis Barrier: How WeatherNext 3 Integrates Raw Observations into AI Forecasting\n\nGoogle DeepMind\u2019s WeatherNext 3 (WN3) is revolutionizing weather forecasting by bypassing traditional analysis data to ingest raw, low-latency observations, including geostationary satellite imagery and sparse ground-based data, for real-time global predictions.                                                   Useful tools            \n\nSmall utilities kept simple enough to use again.                             \n\nExploreNet Radio\n\nA compact browser radio player with a curated station list. Open tool \u2192                                                     Explore Kruxor            \n\nWriting, background and the channels behind the projects.                             \n\nExploreWriting\n\nArticles, notes and useful discoveries from ongoing projects. Read the writing \u2192                              \n\nExploreAbout\n\nBackground on Kruxor, the workshop and the ideas behind it. About Kruxor \u2192                              \n\nExploreChannels\n\nThe video channels connected to the work published here. View channels \u2192                                                     Channels            \n\nThree channels covering games, experiments and practical technology.                             \n\nExploreKruxor RuneScape\n\nRuneScape guides, updates and practical gameplay ideas. Watch channel \u2192                              \n\nExploreVanderzoneMC\n\nMinecraft builds, experiments and game-focused videos. Watch channel \u2192                              \n\nExploreKruxorLabs\n\nSoftware, local AI and technology experiments from the workshop. Watch channel \u2192                                 kruxor Published with Kruxor Site Core                        \ud83e\udea6 2000 \u2013 16 October 2022 \u00b7 Boots",
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