Currently learning how operating systems, networks, and code fit together in practice.
Focused on experimenting, breaking things, and understanding why they fail.
- 🧩 CompTIA A+ / Network+ — Hardware, networking, troubleshooting labs
- 🐍 Python — Beginner scripting, parsing, reusable modules
- 📊 Jupyter — Interactive notebooks, visualization, experiments
- 💎 Ruby — Syntax, small scripts, automation comparisons
- Basics: syntax, variables, loops
- Modules & packages
- File I/O & parsing
- Automation scripts
- Navigation & file system
- Shell scripting
- Package management
- System hardening
- TCP/IP fundamentals
- DHCP / DNS basics
- Packet analysis
- Lab experiments
- Git / GitHub basics
- Docker containers
- VirtualBox / VM experiments
- CI/CD basics
(✅ = complete, 🔲 = in progress — clickable on GitHub)
- Languages: Python, Ruby, Bash / POSIX shell, Markdown, YAML, JSON, SQL (basic)
- Systems & OS: Linux, Windows basics, BIOS/UEFI fundamentals
- Networking & Security: TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, Wireshark/tcpdump (learning)
- Productivity: Git, GitHub Actions, JupyterLab, tmux, htop, systemctl
- Other: Docker, VirtualBox / VMs, cloud basics (AWS/GCP)
- Python automation & log parsing scripts
- Networking / troubleshooting labs
- Jupyter notebooks documenting experiments
- Ruby scripts exploring syntax and patterns
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A.I. isn’t just automation—it’s population control for the future, quietly deciding who is efficient enough to exist while the rest fade into irrelevance.
Learning happens by doing, failing, and repeating.
Understanding comes from experimenting, not memorizing.