Doctor Strange
Just a quick note. Saw Doctor Strange tonight with my wife, a friend, and two new friends.
Oh, did I mention? Epic
Just a quick note. Saw Doctor Strange tonight with my wife, a friend, and two new friends.
Oh, did I mention? Epic
I’m an IT practitioner who’s spent my career working where technology meets people—translating complex systems into clear, usable experiences. Whether leading IT initiatives, shaping product strategy, or supporting developer‑focused work, I’m driven by helping others understand the tools they rely on and get real value from them. My background spans Product Management, Community Management, Developer Relations, and IT leadership, all rooted in a deep commitment to education and user advocacy.
I’m also an avid believer in the power of online communities—how they connect people, accelerate learning, and make technology more approachable. I tinker constantly, run a home lab, and share experiments, lessons learned, and deep dives on my blog. If you’re into technology, communities, or making complex things simpler, you’ll feel right at home.
If you’ve ever pasted a campaign URL into an online QR code generator and thought, “Where else is this data going?”—this project is for you.
Today I ran into an interesting continuous integration-type scenario. One of the skunkworks projects that I’m looking at internally yields frequent builds of MSI files for the same product. These MSI files are automatically generated (sometimes daily) by our source control system.
“Simple” software stack is often harder to design than complex systems.
Now it’s time to explain how my UTM + QR code builder works (without code).
Never stop learning. — twinspar I’ve tried to live by this simple core belief since I was very young. Continuing to challenge your brain is crucial to keeping happy in life (and in your career). In fact, one of my favorite hashtags to review every so often if #TIL (today I learned…). In IT, it…
Don’t we all long for plain TXT files? What’s with this new-fangled RTF format? Let’s not use that.
Docker wasn’t an afterthought—it was part of the design.
Why Docker? Learn why my UTM + QR code builder ships as a hardened, non‑root container.