I’m Cr0sshairs: a maker-minded technologist building immersive training ideas, AI/robotics workflows, server labs, 3D prints, field kits, and game-ready logistics systems.
A Cr0sshairs-style command screen for streams, clips, sci-fi logistics, and community nights.
Sci-fi cockpit, logistics board, workshop notebook, and friendly crew comms.
Star Citizen runs, planning sessions, gaming logistics, build talk, tech tangents, and community hangouts.
Bring curiosity, good comms, and a willingness to learn. No drama. No leaking private info. Keep the crew sharp.
Good saves, bad landings, smart recoveries, weird bugs, and “how did that work?” engineering moments.
A public-facing persona card: personality without leaking private details.
Tech-forged adventurer / maker-operator / sci-fi logistics brain.
A high-tech professional with rugged outdoors energy: part XR lab builder, part Linux troubleshooter, part maker bench gremlin, part fleet commander, part field-note collector.
A public-safe snapshot of work I build, study, troubleshoot, and turn into useful systems.
Scenario-driven VR/AR training concepts built around decision-making and repeatable practice.
Experiments and prototypes around applied AI, automation, robotics fundamentals, and tool-assisted workflows.
Virtualization, Linux fixes, storage layouts, backups, and resilient self-hosted tools.
Prints, repairs, calibration notes, and build logs for turning ideas into physical parts.
Flight planning, field checklists, camera workflow, and practical field lessons.
Fleet planning, cargo routes, economy loops, and organized team play.
A command center, workshop notebook, field guide, and gaming lobby in one place.
Sci-fi, logistics, teamwork, and late-night strategy boards.
Gemstone faceting, polishing, patience, precision, and craft.
Calibration, functional prints, prototypes, and shop problem-solving.
Practical infrastructure, troubleshooting, and self-hosted experiments.
Running, biking, kayaking, fishing, and getting away from screens.
Country dancing, local events, and showing up for good people.
A searchable starter database for hobby tips.
Open an alternate terminal, confirm the shell still works, then repair the default app instead of assuming the whole system is broken.
Before resizing, mounting, or migrating storage, write down device names, UUIDs, mount points, and what data lives where.
Change one variable at a time: bed level, Z offset, flow, temperature, or retraction.
Check props, battery, firmware warnings, GPS lock, wind, line of sight, and landing zone before launch.
Use light, consistent touch. Forcing the stone can heat it, chip facets, or distort meet points.
Track cargo, route risk, fuel, roles, and extraction timing. A clean operation often looks boring until the payout lands.