Veteran software developer / sysadmin and holds a PhD in Computer Science. Avid computer enthusiast (geek) who has been dabbling with technology ever since his Dad brought home an 8086 computer.
Lining up dominoes is one of those timeless childhood activities: equal parts patience, precision, and anticipation. The fun comes when the first piece falls, but anyone who has set up more than a handful knows how tedious and fragile the process can be. Mark Rober, no stranger to large-scale domino
Homelab and Projects
Unifi may seem excessive for home networks, but for those who demand reliability, versatility, or control, overkill is the point.
Homelab and Projects
Build smarter, not louder. Learn how to start a HomeLab without wasting power, money, or space.
Emerging Tech Trends
Scam emails have become nearly indistinguishable from legitimate messages. Learn how phishing tactics evolved and how to spot red flags before it’s too late.
Emerging Tech Trends
Exploring the upgrade to Ghost 6, from Docker challenges and database migrations to Fediverse integration, and why the release feels like a foundation for the future rather than a breakthrough today.
Homelab and Projects
What happens when a Minecraft YouTuber turns a homelab into a hosting company? Tubbo’s PlayHosting is chaotic, clever, and surprisingly functional.
Homelab and Projects
Can a foam-dart turret teach you embedded programming? The CrunchLabs Hack Pack says yes. This hands-on project introduces IR sensors, servo motors, and tidy Arduino code.
Homelab and Projects
Can generative AI help build a fantasy RPG? StormTome explores what works, what breaks, and why human creativity is still essential.
Homelab and Projects
With toy prices on the rise, is it worth turning to 3D printing to recreate vintage collectibles? A 48-piece GIJoe VAMP puts the question to the test.
Emerging Tech Trends
Once a complicated hobby for experts, 3D printing is now within reach of anyone curious enough to try it. Bambu Lab’s A1 and AMS Lite show how far the technology has come.
Homelab and Projects
Power is easy to overlook, until the room overheats or the lab goes dark. Here’s how to plan for it.