just existing here
I love trains, bridges, and semi trucks. The rest is details.
Projects and experiments that live in the drawer. Some are shipped, some are in progress, all of them are mine.
Minecraft guides from someone who actually runs the servers. I've played since 2014, mostly redstone, and I host servers for my friends. Everything on the site is something I've actually tried.
guidesThe steps I take every time I deploy a server, like how I optimize Java servers for performance.
reviewsHonest takes from experience, like Realms vs hosting a server at home.
toolsA server requirements calculator, with more on the way.
A case management bot for Discord. Built to give a small mod team the reach of a big one: every member gets the tools to report a user, gather the context around it, and keep everything organized in one place.
/reportAny member can file a report with a reason. No escalation needed to get it logged.
context grabPulls the last 20 messages, images included, so reviewers see exactly what happened.
auto-mergeSame user reported by several people close together? Those cases merge into one.
dashboardA web dashboard for reviewing and managing cases outside of Discord.
The homelab. Four Raspberry Pis, three mini PCs and a laptop, all working for exposure.
8 GB each
16 GB
8 GB RAM
16 GB RAM
16 GB RAM
8 GB RAM
Not the usual categories. These are the ones that matter to me.
Trains, bridges, semis, or servers. Discord is the fastest way to get a reply.
psst... try the Konami code ↑↑↓↓←→←→BA