If you’ve ever found yourself fighting with /etc/fstab to get a network share to mount reliably after a reboot, you aren't alone. Between user-space permission locks and credential handling, it’s a cl
Linux, Infrastructure, and the art of keeping things running.
Hi, I'm Randall. I’m a systems enthusiast and tinkerer currently transitioning into a professional career as a Linux Systems Administrator. My day-to-day involves building out high-performance home infrastructure and pushing the boundaries of local AI model training on AMD hardware. I’ve spent years obsessing over performance and stability, which has led me down a rabbit hole of: Linux Distribution Optimization: Currently living in the worlds of Nobara and CachyOS. Infrastructure: Managing a 10Gbps home network and fine-tuning cross-platform Samba shares. AI/ML Ops: Working with ComfyUI, RDNA 4 architecture, and navigating the complexities of Python virtual environments to keep training pipelines stable. I’m a firm believer that the best systems are the ones you build yourself. Whether I’m troubleshooting a kernel issue or configuring a network switch, I believe in documentation as a practice—not just for others, but for the clarity it brings to the work itself. I’m moving to Knoxville soon and looking forward to connecting with the local tech and DIY communities there.
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