Moksh Desai

Hacking Windows APIs to build a “Cheat Code” overlay invisible to screenshare. 🏆 Winner of the AISE Hackathon at DA-IICT In the high-stakes world of technical sales, you often have seconds to answer a difficult question about a competitor or pricing. You have your notes, your battlecards, and your CRM but you can’t look at them because you’re sharing your screen. We asked ourselves: What if you could paint a UI on your screen that YOU see, but the screen-sharing software DOESN’T? ...

My Audio Journey: Discovering IEMs, Lossless Audio, and Sound Quality Music has always played an important role in my life, shaping how I relax, focus, and even express myself. Over the years, my exploration of audio gear and streaming services has revealed just how much difference your equipment and the formats you listen in can make. In this post, I will share my personal progression from casual listening to audiophile discoveries, compare device types, explain the technical distinctions between audio formats, and dive deep into the world of IEMs (In-Ear Monitors). ...

Deploying a Hugo Site with Docker, Nginx, and systemd Containerization has revolutionized how we deploy web applications, and Docker stands at the forefront of this transformation. In this post, I’ll walk through my experience deploying this website using Hugo, Docker, and Nginx, all orchestrated by a systemd service that makes management effortless. Why Docker? The popularity of Docker isn’t accidental. It simplifies deployment by bundling applications with their dependencies into portable containers. Rather than installing Hugo, configuring web servers, and managing dependencies directly on the host system, Docker lets me execute a few commands to spin up an entire web stack. The container handles everything. I just start the service from my virtual machine, and the site goes live. ...