About the Emporium
Welcome to Bubba Stump's Tech Emporium, a small corner of the Internet devoted to computer projects, old hardware, and experiments of varying practicality.
There isn't much for sale. In fact, there isn't anything for sale. Emporium just sounded better than "assorted hardware piled on a workbench."
Think of it as an old, somewhat musty shop with too many shelves and an owner who finds every piece of forgotten equipment fascinating. Most visitors probably won't understand why any of it is still here. That's all right.
It's a place to keep track of things I've built, repaired, repurposed, or simply wondered about. The subjects range from local artificial intelligence and old servers to storage, networking, and whatever else ends up on the bench.
I plan to include the parts lists, notes, photos, test results, mistakes, and unfinished ideas. A project doesn't have to work perfectly to be worth writing about.
This is a personal hobby site, not a business, a storefront, or a recommendation to buy any of this junk. If something here helps somebody else with an experiment, so much the better.
Otherwise, you're welcome to browse the project shelves, poke around the workshop, or consult the obligatory Site Map.
No sales staff. No shopping cart. No refunds. See also: nothing for sale.