Technology
Notes and lessons from working with hardware, software, infrastructure, and the occasional mystery error that clearly chose violence.
I work in tech. This site is everything else — stuff I'm building, writing, learning, and overthinking. Mostly personal, occasionally professional, and a place for small ideas to grow into something. The site itself is a permanent work in progress, so expect it to keep changing.
Three sections: Technology, Creative Work, and Personal Projects. At any given time, something in each one is half-finished, just started, or somehow both — like this site itself.
Notes and lessons from working with hardware, software, infrastructure, and the occasional mystery error that clearly chose violence.
Worldbuilding, character concepts, story notes, and tabletop RPG material collected in one place.
Small web experiments-like this page, design ideas, hobby notes, and useful resources I want to keep handy.
The personal site has been the main focus lately. What started as a simple placeholder has been taking shape — new sections, cleaner navigation, and a clearer sense of what this site is actually for. Getting a personal homepage off the ground sounds straightforward until you're actually doing it, and it turns out there are a lot of small decisions that add up fast.
The projects section is live with Cyph3rfall as the first entry, and Argent Ledger holding a spot as work continues on it. A roadmap section captures what's on deck for the site, and the overall structure is starting to feel like something worth adding to rather than a placeholder waiting to become real.
On the Cyph3rfall side, active development continues on the app. More will surface here as things take shape.
A running list of what's in progress, planned, or on the backlog for this site and related projects.
A collection of active and past projects — web apps, tools, and creative builds.
Visit the project site at cyph3rfall.app.
More details coming soon.
Placeholder for a future project.
A few useful links for my public projects, professional background, and direct contact.