home lab and other stuff.
Growing up in the Caribbean, you develop a relationship with weather that most people don't have. Not in a dramatic, storm-chaser way. More in a quiet, constant way. You feel the shift in the trade winds before you check anything. You know what rain smells like twenty minutes before it
Last month, I was in Antigua for practical reasons. Family. A few errands. Most visits are like that. You arrive, you move quickly, you leave again without really seeing anything. This time, I had a couple of days with no schedule. So I drove around. Not with a destination in
I started gaming really young. Some of my earliest memories are standing next to a neighbor’s CRT monitor playing on what I am pretty sure was a Commodore 64. Also Pong on an Atari. Tetris. Also Tetris on a Game Boy. The original Super Mario Bros. Not long after,
This website, along with a stack of other projects—including virtualization, remote observability, VPNs, NAS, and more—runs from my wall-mounted home lab.