After almost sixteen years, I have completely redesigned my personal website and migrated its hosting to a new infrastructure. The update brings changes to both the reading experience and the technology behind it.
The new design gives content more room, with greater attention to readability, typography, and navigation across different screen sizes. The aim is to give the articles and images that have shaped my corner of the internet the space they deserve.
Behind the pages is NEOTOKIO, my distributed computing lab: an infrastructure combining virtual resources and local hardware, including Raspberry Pi 5 boards, where services, containers, monitoring, and experimentation come together.
It is also where I am experimenting with AI agents, exploring how they can use tools, coordinate tasks, and interact with the services in my lab. A practical way to investigate their capabilities and limitations through working implementations.
For me, maintaining a personal website also means designing what visitors see and understanding what happens under the hood. From CSS to containers, from data management to system metrics, every layer offers an opportunity to explore, build, and learn.
The name NEOTOKIO reflects my longstanding fascination with cyberpunk. The project puts that spirit into practice through connected machines, open systems, and technical curiosity, alongside the satisfaction of turning an idea into a working service.
The layout and infrastructure have changed. The journey through artificial intelligence, programming, photography, and technology continues.
The new website is live:
👉 https://www.lucaamore.com
Take a look around. I would be glad to hear your thoughts.
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