Hello, I'm
Niraj
Rajbanshi.
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I've always been the one taking things apart to understand how they work.
That habit never really left — it just grew up into a full-blown fascination with everything IT. Somewhere between fixing a stubborn Wi-Fi router and staying up too late reading about how the internet actually works, I realized this wasn't a phase. It's just who I am.
I'm based in Nepal, and most of my free time goes into learning by doing — setting things up, breaking them on purpose, and figuring out why they broke. There's no big grand plan here, just a genuine love for understanding systems, one curious rabbit hole at a time.
If you're the kind of person who also enjoys geeking out over how things work behind the screen, we'll probably get along.
I rarely use something without eventually wanting to know exactly how it works underneath.
Most of what I know came from trying something, watching it fail, and figuring out why.
There's usually something running in the background at home — some lab automation, an experiment, a rabbit hole.
Technology isn't just what I do — it's what I'm endlessly curious about.
Always happy to talk tech, or anything else.