Dave Harris works at NVINT crafting server quotes and configs for IT teams, blending technical precision with a knack for making systems practical and cost-effective. Outside of work, he builds his own productivity tools like the Mission Map, experiments with design projects, and turns raw land into creative workspace. DAMAHJ is equal parts tech, storytelling, and hands-on building.
A lightweight, browser-only time logger with live durations, quick tags, and CSV/Markdown export. Built for truth over fluff—log a switch, let it tick, export the receipts.
A daily planner that keeps the workflow tight without busywork. Runs entirely in the browser, autosaves locally, and adapts to how I actually work.
I build clear, cost-effective server quotes and configs for IT teams and service providers. NVINT’s wholesale model lets me offer sub-market pricing on fully configured Dell and HPE systems.
A horror novel project that explores unsettling imagery and layered storytelling. This page will showcase generated concept art alongside early chapter drafts.
A long-term project transforming our land into a functional, creative space. From the shed build to outdoor projects, follow the wins (and mistakes) along the way.
Rotating specialty waffles beyond the core flavors — seasonal, experimental, and buzz-worthy. Each flavor runs through ideation, test-batching, and playful ratings before rotation.
From a basement prototype to a configurable mantel system: swappable faces, lighting, size presets, and plans that scale from basic cut-lists to pro kits.
Docs, guides, and playbooks — from cold-calling wisdom to RMA SOPs. Markdown files are rendered cleanly in the browser with a simple viewer.