JUSTINAS KAMAROVAS
aka e1z0
$ whoami → UNIX_SYSADMIN█
Unix systems administrator since 2005. Freelancer by conviction, developer by obsession, countryside dweller by choice. I keep systems alive longer than most marriages last.
I've been keeping Unix-like systems alive since 2005 — long enough to remember when knowing IT made you a wizard, not a LinkedIn headline. These days I split my time between servers, code that solves my own problems (and occasionally other people's), a homelab that has quietly become critical infrastructure, and a patch of Lithuanian countryside where the loudest thing is my lawnmower — usually because I'm fixing it.
This site runs on a CMS I wrote myself, because of course it does.
Featured_projects

MOOSIC Player
Native Swift music player for macOS & iOS — streams from your NAS, no cloud, no Electron, no telemetry.

QAnotherRTSP
Cross-platform RTSP camera monitor in Go + Qt — snap-together always-on-top windows, no NVR required.

AnotherPlayer
A Go + Qt6 desktop music player with synthwave styling, SMB streaming and Soulseek discovery built in.

AnotherTV
An IPTV home-theater app in Go + Qt6 — M3U playlists, full EPG guide, and recording straight to Matroska.

AnotherIRC
A futuristic IRC client in Go + Qt6 with ZNC support, Liquid Glass looks and a real mIRC-style scripting engine.

MacSentinel
A native Swift antivirus for macOS that parses ClamAV signatures itself — no libclamav, no dependencies.

SpeedPing
Ping, iperf3 and animated traceroute in one desktop tool — network health you can actually see.
Latest_thoughts
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2026-07-31
AnotherOS: Because Apparently One Operating System Was Not Enough
How a nostalgic DOS-clone experiment, a pile of aging laptops, too many language models, and a complete disregard for sensible summer hobbies turned into a real Unix-like operating system
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2026-07-15
The slavery of this century
We abolished slavery, then reinvented it with dental insurance and a values poster. A manifesto for free living.
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2026-07-14
Turning 40 at 3 a.m.
On aging like unmaintained software, sleeping three hours, and going public for the first time.

