Tools for network & systems admins
Network Ninja
Quick-reference guides for Linux and Windows networking, troubleshooting, security, automation, and the day-to-day tools that keep infrastructure running.
Maker tech hub — AI · 3D print · Pi · ESP32 · plus the classic tech archive.
Maker tech hub · Relaunch 2026
Practical, project-based guides for hobbyists, educators, and small-business makers — not just news links. Deep how-tos, books from the Network Ninja / AI / 3D series, a salvaged classic tech archive, and tools you can ship this weekend.
Free download
A short PDF pack with wiring notes, first sketches, and troubleshooting for your first ESP32 builds. Join the list for project drops.
Local AI, prompts, and workflows that actually help makers build faster.
Printer setups, design workflows, troubleshooting, and side-hustle basics.
Pi projects from printer controllers to offline AI boxes.
Sensors, relays, mesh networks, and first projects for beginners.
Tools for network & systems admins
Quick-reference guides for Linux and Windows networking, troubleshooting, security, automation, and the day-to-day tools that keep infrastructure running.
From first print to reliable workflow
Practical 3D printing knowledge that pairs with the project guides on this site — design, slicing, materials, production habits, and turning prints into revenue.
AI that ships real work
Workflow playbooks for using AI on design, sales, and operations without the hype — a natural companion to the AI maker guides here.
When 3D-printed structure is fine, when it isn’t, and how an ESP32/GRBL-class controller fits a small CNC/plotter build.
Pi as the brain, ESP32 nodes on ESP-NOW or MQTT — a realistic small-home mesh without buying a vendor lock-in hub.
How to use photos + slicer settings with an LLM without accepting “just increase temperature” as a religion.
Board choice, USB driver gotchas, blink + button, and how to structure your first real ESP32 project.
What a Pi can actually run offline for code help and note Q&A — and when you should stop torturing a 8GB board.
A decision tree for real projects: power, realtime needs, networking, cost, and how many times you’ll reflash at midnight.