My Regex Learning Journey (TryHackMe + RegexOne)Lately, I’ve been diving into regular expressions (regex). At first, it felt like staring at some alien code — but as I kept practicing, I started to see the patterns. It’s been frustrating at times, but also really rewarding. Here’s a walkthrough of...Sep 13, 2025·4 min read
Continuing My Learning Journey: Diving into Cron JobsToday, I explored one of the most practical Linux skills yet: automating tasks with cron jobs. This is a feature that allows you to schedule tasks so that your system automatically executes them at specific times or events. Think of it as teaching yo...Aug 17, 2025·3 min read
Today’s Learning Log – Processes, Signals, and Services in LinuxToday I dove deep into Linux process management, signals, and system services. Here’s the breakdown of what I learned and practiced. Processes and Their States Foreground – process runs in direct interaction with the terminal; you can’t use the term...Aug 15, 2025·3 min read
Exploring Key Linux Directories: /etc, /var, /root, and /tmpToday’s TryHackMe session took me deeper into the structure of a Linux system. Instead of just running commands, I explored where important files live and why each location matters. This felt like stepping behind the curtain to see the backstage of t...Aug 11, 2025·2 min read
Stepping Into Linux Permissions: su, sudo, and the Power of Knowing Who You AreToday’s TryHackMe session finally clicked why permissions matter. I wasn’t just listing files anymore, but figuring out who owns what, who can touch what, and how to become the right user to get a task done. It felt way closer to real cybersecurity w...Aug 10, 2025·4 min read
My First Steps in Linux – Lessons from TryHackMe’s Linux FundamentalsI’ve been working through TryHackMe – Linux Fundamentals and it’s been a great mix of learning commands, exploring the filesystem, and understanding how to work efficiently from the terminal. If you’ve only ever used Windows or Mac, Linux can feel li...Aug 9, 2025·5 min read
Learning Web Tech: What I’ve Finally Started to Understand About Frontend, Backend, Servers, APIs & DatabasesFor a long time, all this web stuff felt like a chaotic soup in my brain: frontend, backend, servers, databases, requests, dynamic content... I was constantly confused. I’m still learning, but some things are finally starting to make sense. This post...Aug 3, 2025·3 min read