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Huginn, a fully documented Pi 5 handheld cyberdeck (new!), plus the homelab, a self-hosted voice assistant, network-wide Pi-hole DNS, WLED builds, pen-testing hardware, and parametric 3D prints.
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maker // homelabber // recovering line cook
whoami
JP Walker. Journalism degree, a decade-plus in restaurant kitchens, and a self-taught habit of taking things apart until they work. These days that means Linux boxes, a growing homelab, home automation, soldering irons, and a 3D printer that runs more than I do.
This site is the workshop notebook: what I'm building, what broke, and what I learned fixing it. It's also me deliberately walking out of the kitchen and toward IT and technical writing — one documented project at a time.
ls ~/portfolio
Huginn, a fully documented Pi 5 handheld cyberdeck (new!), plus the homelab, a self-hosted voice assistant, network-wide Pi-hole DNS, WLED builds, pen-testing hardware, and parametric 3D prints.
The résumé, served as actual plain text. Loads in 4 milliseconds. Prints on a dot matrix.
The long version of the kitchen-to-keyboard story.
What I can actually do with a terminal and a multimeter.
Sign it. For the nostalgia.