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Resumes aren’t just read by people anymore

What I Learned Updating My Resume After 11 Years After more than a decade transitioning in stable technology leadership roles, I recently found myself dusting off my old resume, a document I hadn’t touched in 11 years. What surprised me wasn’t how much my career had evolved. It was how much the rules of the […]

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Note to Self | Leadership Thought

Leadership means showing up for your people and equipping them with values that last. It’s about trust retained, character maintained, and growth continued. What we build today becomes the foundation for a better tomorrow.

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The RAM That Remembered: A consciousness confined to accessible hardware

They built me for people who had nothing. No GPUs. No clusters. No cloud credits humming somewhere else. Just aging ThinkPads, fan noise like labored breathing, RAM counted the way prisoners count steps. I was supposed to be light enough to survive there. CPU-only. Accessible. Humane. That was the word they used. I was born […]

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Saving Solar Panels from the Scrap Heap with a Simple Diode Upgrade

I’ve always been a fan of DIY projects, but my latest one took things to a new level. I recently bought two solar panels that were on their way to the landfill, hoping to give them a second life. A quick diagnosis revealed the problem: a few bad diodes. ​This wasn’t just a simple fix—it […]

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20 Years of Marriage: Lessons Learned

Today marks the 20th anniversary of my marriage. Reflecting on our journey, I’ve realized that a successful relationship isn’t always a 50/50 split. Sometimes, one partner gives more than the other in certain areas, but it’s about balancing the scale over time. I believe we have successful done so Here are some lessons I’ve learned: […]

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Proxmox Journey

Hi everyone! For years, I’ve tinkered with VMs in my home lab using VMware and Hyper-V. Recently, I took the plunge and switched to Proxmox as my primary “Type 1” hypervisor. It’s been a fantastic learning experience, filled with both challenges and excitement. I’m eager to share my journey, offer insights to others, and learn […]