Reach me
Two doors, both simple
Pick whichever you already use.
Write a normal message
Best for questions, screenshots, and anything that needs a back-and-forth.
GitHub
darklabs9
Good for code, issues on public projects, or a short hello tied to a repo.
Good reasons to reach out
You do not need a perfect question
If it fits one of these, send it. If it does not, send it anyway.
Ask a question
Something on a guide confused you, or you want a second set of eyes on a setting.
Separate your home network
Help putting cameras and gadgets away from the devices that hold your accounts.
Borrow a tool
Curious about Airpipe, Paste, or another sharetool. Ask and I'll tell you what's open.
Talk Eastside Forge
Students, mentors, or community folks who want to know more about the portfolio work.
What to include
Start from your house, not mine
I teach the same way I build: start with what you already have and why you’re curious. Your depth sets the starting point. I run something like a small Google Cloud at my house. You don’t need that. What do you run?
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