@Myukyu

HOME (High Operative Management Environment). simply said, turning a cheap HG680P set-top box running Armbian into my own pocket-sized homelab server. No router, no HDMI. It’s connected straight to my laptop over LAN. I’m building it into a personal workspace I carry everywhere, with self-hosted services on top.

KyuSin (Project Sinners) is a desktop game hub that looks and feels like an 80s phosphor terminal, board games, card games, and casino games in one offline app. Everything is playable with the mouse, or entirely by typed commands if that’s your thing. What makes it different: An honest casino. Real rules, real payouts, and the real house edge shown for every game. Chips can never be bought, cashed out, or transferred. Provably fair. Every shuffle and roll comes from committed seeds that your client re-verifies after the round. Every match is a replay (seeds + moves), so you can step back through any game. Measured difficulty. Chess bots are calibrated against Stockfish (roughly 1280 → 2090), and CI enforces that no two adjacent levels are more than 400 points apart. Bilingual (English/Indonesian), with three boot sequences, including one that talks back to you.