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I spent sixteen years building one company, and I have been in the event industry since 2007. These days I write about the technology I actually use — trucks, radios, home infrastructure, and the tools that survive past the first invoice.
At a live show the console can say everything is fine, and you still walk to the back of the room to listen. I spent sixteen years building Endless Events, and this post carries that habit into my DJ, music and home builds: the checks that ...
I built a trivia game show for a LoRa radio mesh, where every message has to fit in 200 bytes and might never arrive. Designing around airtime, lost packets and an audience I couldn't see turned out to be a lot like running a live show.
This site ran on an off-the-shelf HubSpot theme for years. Dark, competent, generic. Roboto and Lato, a coral accent I never chose, and a layout that looked like a hundred other sites built from the same marketplace listing. It worked. It ...
I brought a weather bot to a four-day festival's off-grid mesh, and it died on day three. The software held up; the lesson is that field gear needs the same power and heat discipline as stage gear.
I built a way to give every track in my DJ library its own visuals, matched to the song's phrases and synced to the beat. The estimate for the whole library ran to six figures, and switching to short loops cut the estimated cost per song ...
Two years of turning a Rivian R1T into something that can sleep two, run its own climate control and stay online off-grid. Every part, every mistake, and what I would buy again.
Everything we carry, listed by where it actually lives in the truck — cab, molle panels, frunk, bed, gear tunnel, fridge, and seven numbered packs.