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== Hobbies and Projects ==
== Hobbies and Projects ==


* I'm a licensed pilot and an aircraft owner. [[Aviation|My Aviation page.]]
* [[Aviation|My Aviation page.]] I'm a licensed pilot and an aircraft owner.  
* Hardware Hacking Topics:
* Hardware Hacking Topics:
** [[Microcontrollers|Microcontrollers / Arduino]]
** [[Microcontrollers|Microcontrollers / Arduino]]
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** [[Printrbot 3D Printer]]
** [[Printrbot 3D Printer]]
** OpenSCAD & designs
** OpenSCAD & designs
* Networking
* Linux / System Administration / Networking
** Adventures with IPv6
** (IPv4) [[GeoIP restriction in Linux with xtables]]
** [[Restoring the GRUB bootloader on LVM-encrypted Debian 12]]
** [[Adventures with IPv6]]


== Photography Showcase ==
== Photography Showcase ==


* For a while I was into [https://www.flickr.com/photos/phreakmonkey/albums Urban Exploration and DSLR photography]
* For a while I was into [https://www.flickr.com/photos/phreakmonkey/albums Urban Exploration and DSLR photography]

Revision as of 13:08, 25 January 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