Maxi-Gaming

Blind gamer. Tech enthusiast. Curious about basically everything. Always learning.

About Me

Hey! I'm Maxi. Welcome to my corner of the internet.

Hey! I'm Maxi.

I'm a blind gamer and technology enthusiast who loves learning about computers, games, accessibility, servers, and pretty much anything technical that catches my interest.

I use NVDA every day, and accessibility is a big part of how I experience technology. I'm always interested in finding accessible games, mods, programs, websites, and tools—or figuring out how existing things can work better with a screen reader.

I'm also really into gaming, especially Minecraft and other games where I can explore, experiment, and discover new things. I enjoy checking out accessibility mods and seeing how they change the experience for blind players.

A lot of what I do is about learning rather than building everything myself. I ask questions, experiment with things, use AI to help me understand complicated stuff, and troubleshoot when something inevitably goes wrong.

I've explored everything from Python and Windows to Linux servers, Minecraft servers, networking, Docker, websites, VPNs, backups, and self-hosted software. I'm always learning something new, even if sometimes the learning process involves breaking something first.

I'm also a big fan of AI and use it as a learning tool, assistant, and occasional troubleshooting partner. If I'm curious about something, there's a pretty good chance I'll end up asking an AI about it.

So, in short: Blind. Gamer. Tech enthusiast. Curious about basically everything. Always learning. Usually asking AI way too many questions.

SnapTube

My accessible YouTube downloader for Windows — designed to work beautifully with NVDA and other screen readers. Overview, download, and the full readme all on this page.

SnapTube for Windows

Version 1.0.2 • Installer — ~72 MB • Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)

Download SnapTube

SHA-256: aee064500c475c224777b2458f0750941f107f4c90da8d8defe56733467082e6

The installer includes yt-dlp and ffmpeg — nothing else to install. SnapTube speaks through NVDA or JAWS when they're running, and stays quiet for everyone else. It also auto-updates itself when a new version is released.