Things we've built.

A travel and lifestyle platform documenting real visits to craft beverage destinations along the open road: "Craft beverages, good food, and the open road." It reviews breweries, wineries, and distilleries (what to order and how the food pairs), covers the parks, campgrounds, and roadside stops along the way, maintains a filterable database of beverages tasted and rated, and recommends the gear worth packing for full-time RV travel.

The home of Infinitely Many Hats, LLC, an independent technology, data, and AI practice. Beyond presenting the services, writing, and recommendations, the site is a working example of the approach it advocates: its Projects, IT Products, and Resources pages read live from a database, so content can be added without touching code.

An AI-assisted data-recovery suite that images, identifies, and rescues data from aging, physically failing storage media. It reads disks sector by sector with bad-sector retry and patching, then extracts files from DOS-formatted 3.5" floppies and Iomega Zip 100 disks across FAT12, FAT16, and beyond, classic Mac HFS volumes, and older Microsoft Access databases (the legacy .mdb format). It also carves deleted files and can securely wipe media. So far it has recovered dozens of disks and hundreds of files of otherwise irreplaceable personal and business data, from home video to a family-tree genealogy database, much of it pulled from 25-plus-year-old media that had been unreadable for at least a decade. Have a box of old floppies or Zip disks you'd written off? Recovery like this is something I can take on as a service, so feel free to reach out.