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==== <strong>Welcome to Solace.net</strong> ====
==== <strong>Welcome to Solace.net</strong> ====
Greetings, traveler!  This is the wiki of K.C. Budd.  This will be a place to catalog projects, hobbies, technical tips and reminders, discoveries, and general information that doesn't have the ephemeral or temporal limitations of social media.     
Greetings, traveler!  This is the wiki of K.C. Budd.  This will be a place to catalog projects, hobbies, technical tips and reminders, discoveries, and general information that doesn't have the ephemeral or temporal limitations of social media.     

Latest revision as of 16:34, 12 March 2025

Welcome to Solace.net

Greetings, traveler! This is the wiki of K.C. Budd. This will be a place to catalog projects, hobbies, technical tips and reminders, discoveries, and general information that doesn't have the ephemeral or temporal limitations of social media.

For starters, here's a rundown of my personal online presence:


If you're interested in my professional life, here's my LinkedIn and my current resume.

On Content:

Have you noticed that there are topics here that aren't links? Bear with me, I'm just starting to fill this out, but I will randomly and sporadically add topics and pages. A note on content: Mostly, this is a repository to hold links, discoveries, and cheatsheets. There's a balance between providing valuable information and needlessly repeating existing / available documentation, and for the most part I'm going to err on the part of not repeating that which is widely available and/or obvious.

Some notable exceptions to this will be where I add things that I get frustrated searching for often, like pinout diagrams of common microcontrolers and tidbits of information that tend to be mostly available on ephemeral forums / blogs. So, what you won't find here is a repeat of, say, algorithms that are in the famous CLRS Introduction to Algorithms Book, but you are likely to find tips for dealing with the eccentricities of a particular implementation of something in my environment. Vague and subjective, I know, but hey - the world is both analog and chaotic.  :-P

Hobbies and Projects

Photography Showcase