I build things, break them, then fix them again to understand how they work end to end. This is fun for me, which I'm told makes me a nerd. I'm comfortable with that assessment. I'd like to travel more: more sunsets, more unique places to fly my drone, more strangers to beat at chess.
Self-taught, from Parsons, Kansas. I fix things because paying someone else to fix them never felt like a real option, and somewhere along the way the habit turned into a career.
Most of my homelab was pulled out of trash cans, and I mean that as a brag. A business threw out a perfectly good server because they bought a newer one. That server now runs my websites. Reviving a machine teaches you more than unboxing one ever will, and it costs exactly zero dollars.
What I actually like doing is building people things. A script, a program, a game, a workflow. Show me how you work and I'll find the part that's making you miserable and automate it. That's the whole pitch.
The homelab, the side projects, the things that keep the lights on and the brain occupied.
Need something built, want to argue about infrastructure, or think you can take me at chess: reach out.
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