Adjacentnode, by Kevin Nanns

Networking, explained. Let's make it fun.

Networking can look complicated when people over-engineer it or get lost in the details. It does not have to feel that way.

Learn how networks work, break things safely, fix them, and have some fun along the way. 678K+ people follow across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Discord.

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Real networking, without the overthinking

I make networking, security, and infrastructure easier to understand without making it boring.

Networking can be complicated. It can also be interesting, hands-on, and fun. If you want to understand how networks work or break into this industry, you're in the right place.

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Practical infrastructure experience, explained without making it harder than it needs to be.

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Practical explanations of VLANs, routing, cabling, Wi-Fi, and troubleshooting habits.

IT career path

Help for people moving from studying to useful labs, interviews, and first roles.

15+ years in IT

Help desk, infrastructure, network engineering, and the parts people overcomplicate.

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Every week I break down one networking concept, career lesson, or tech story worth paying attention to.

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