Home & Self-Hosted Tools
Linux, dashboards, local automation, MagicMirror, data tools, and small utilities.
Projects are where the site gets hands-on. Some are technical, some are community-focused, some are writing projects, and some are just practical attempts to make recurring work less annoying.
First-pass page shell. We will add the real content next.
The projects section should show evidence of doing: planning, experimenting, documenting, improving, and occasionally learning the hard way.
This is where MagicMirror modules, self-hosted tools, the garden manual, RV service model, packing templates, charity site/design work, and other practical builds can live.
Linux, dashboards, local automation, MagicMirror, data tools, and small utilities.
Garden manual, RV service model, packing templates, and other practical reference materials.
Halo’s Wish / NRCC, event materials, website work, sponsor support, and nonprofit operations.
These are placeholders on purpose — structure first, content second.
Create a repeatable project-card format with status, purpose, links, and next steps.
Document active modules, ideas, screenshots, and setup notes.
Describe scope, seasonal organization, and the TikTok-trend reality-check concept.
Summarize the model and why RV service is broken enough to deserve a framework.
Once the structure feels right, we can add real posts, examples, photos, links, downloads, and page-specific navigation.