The work
Hardware, fabrication, code, and security work — active builds first, then shipped projects, newest year first in each group. Budget-honest, every one.
Officially Ronin: a BC250 desktop with an animated ESP32-P4 panel and saved touch controls. The first LED adapter PCB is ordered, and the CAD now includes it alongside the NVMe mount and extension. Build it, remix it, and make it your own.
Case studyA handheld board that sweeps the sub-GHz bands and logs anything it hears. PortaPack-adjacent, built from parts that cost less than dinner.
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Printed Darthbarney's eero mount and designed custom wall mounts for two UniFi Flex Mini 2.5G switches. Parts printed, delivered, and mounted.
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Seven hard drives, one of them out of a desktop that burned up, no account passwords and no backup. 161,069 files and 492.9 GB read back off them, byte-verified.
Case studyA welded 12U rack with noise-dampened airflow that runs cool and silent in a bedroom. Full cut list and CAD published.
Case studyAn open-source bench jig that holds awkward boards steady. Printable on any FDM machine, no proprietary parts.
Case studyA scoped, consent-first reconnaissance toolkit for authorized engagements. Loud about boundaries, quiet on the wire.
Case studyA sub-$30 robotics kit for classrooms. Hundreds built. The project that proved good engineering doesn't need a big budget.
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