I build things, break them, then fix them again to understand how they work end to end. This is fun for me. I believe that makes me a nerd. I'd like to travel more — to see more sunsets and fly my drone in more unique locations.
I taught myself most of what I know. I grew up in Parsons, Kansas, moved to Salt Lake City with a plan that amounted to "get a job in IT" and enough determination to make it stick. I stay at the workplace because I'll own things other people don't want to touch.
Most of my homelab was pulled out of trash cans. That's not a complaint — it's a point of pride. Understanding a system well enough to revive it tells you more than buying one that already works. The fleet runs production workloads. It earns its keep.
The dream is geographic freedom: traveling with the weather, moving north as summer heats up, building electric vehicles in a Telespar frame out in the open somewhere. A quad. Space to think. The job funds the life — but the life is the point.
The homelab, the side projects, the things that keep the lights on and the brain occupied.
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