Clarify historical 486 references are past hardware on home

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<h1>Hey, I'm Stefan Kölle 👋</h1>
<p>Welcome to moonweb, my personal corner on the internet. This is where I document my homelab, smart home setups, infrastructure experiments, retro hardware, and the code that ties it all together.</p>
<p>I'm a Senior Software Developer &amp; Architect based in Munich with 20+ years in the trenches, from Turbo Pascal on the 486 to .NET, Kubernetes, and AI-driven development today. By day I build microservices and cloud architecture, by night I dive into smart home automation, restore retro computers, and automate things that don't necessarily need automating.</p>
<p>Everything here runs on a homelab that has been evolving since the mid-90s, from multiple 486s and Pentiums back in the day to today's Proxmox cluster. Have a look around.</p>
<p>I'm a Senior Software Developer &amp; Architect based in Munich with 20+ years in the trenches, from Turbo Pascal on a real 486 back in the day to .NET, Kubernetes, and AI-driven development today. By day I build microservices and cloud architecture, by night I dive into smart home automation, restore retro computers, and automate things that don't necessarily need automating.</p>
<p>Everything here runs on a homelab that has been evolving since the mid-90s, from multiple 486s and Pentiums back then to today's Proxmox cluster. Have a look around.</p>
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<img class="intro-photo" src="/stefan-koelle-foto.jpg" alt="Stefan Kölle" width="280" height="280">
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