Reorganize repo: compartmentalize scripts by client/project
Move 150+ scripts from root and scripts/ into client/project directories: - clients/dataforth/scripts/ (110 files: AD2, sync, SSH, DB, DOS scripts) - clients/bg-builders/scripts/ (14 files: Lesley mgmt, Exchange, termination) - clients/internal-infrastructure/scripts/ (10 files: GDAP, Gitea, backups) - projects/msp-tools/scripts/ (9 files: CIPP, MSP onboarding, Datto) - projects/gururmm-agent/scripts/ (3 files: API test, JWT, record counts) - clients/glaztech/scripts/ (1 file: CentraStage removal) Also reorganized: - VPN scripts → infrastructure/vpn-configs/ - Retrieved API/JS files → api/ - Forum posts → projects/community-forum/forum-posts/ - SSH docs → clients/internal-infrastructure/docs/ - NWTOC/CTONW docs → projects/wrightstown-smarthome/docs/ - ACG website files → projects/internal/acg-website-2025/ - Dataforth docs → clients/dataforth/docs/ - schema-retrieved.sql → docs/database/ Deleted 24 tmp_*.ps1 one-off debug scripts (preserved in git history). Root reduced from 220+ files to 62 items (docs + directories only). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<span class="badge">About the Show</span>
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<h2 class="about-title">Meet Your Host</h2>
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<p class="about-lead">
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Mike Swanson has been breaking down technology for everyday people since 2014.
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As a Tucson-based tech professional and broadcaster, he brings decades of
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hands-on experience to every episode.
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Mike Swanson has been Tucson's go-to resource for technology solutions that
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make sense for over 20 years. Since founding Arizona Computer Guru in 2001
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and launching The Computer Guru Show in 2009, his mission has stayed the same:
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solve your tech problems while treating you like a person in the process.
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</p>
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<blockquote class="about-quote">
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"Technology should empower you, not intimidate you. That is what this show is all about."
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</h1>
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<p class="hero-tagline">Helping you deal with all of your technology needs while treating you like a person in the process.</p>
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<p class="hero-description">
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Your source for making sense of the tech world without the jargon.
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Hosted by Mike Swanson from Tucson, Arizona -- cutting through the noise
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so you can enjoy technology the way it was meant to be.
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Straight answers without the jargon or the drama. Hosted by Mike Swanson
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from Tucson, Arizona -- over 20 years of solving tech problems for home users
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and businesses alike. Tune in Saturdays at 9am on KVOI or call in at 520-790-2040.
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</p>
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<div class="hero-actions">
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<a href="/episodes" class="btn btn--primary btn--lg">
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<h2 class="host-card__name">Mike Swanson</h2>
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<p class="host-card__title">The Computer Guru</p>
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<p class="host-card__bio">
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Technology professional based in Tucson, Arizona. Owner of Arizona Computer Guru,
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providing IT services to businesses and individuals throughout Southern Arizona.
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Host of The Computer Guru Show since 2014, bringing technology news, analysis,
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and how-tos to listeners in a way that is fun, accessible, and practical.
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Mike Swanson has been the Tucson community's go-to resource for technology
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solutions that make sense for over 20 years. Since founding Arizona Computer Guru
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in 2001 and launching The Computer Guru Show in 2009, his mission has stayed the
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same: solve your technology problems while treating you like a person in the process.
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Whether you're a home user battling a stubborn computer or a business owner looking
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for IT support that actually speaks your language, The Computer Guru Show delivers
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straight answers without the jargon or the drama. No politics, no fluff -- just
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real solutions from someone who's been in the trenches.
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</p>
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<div class="host-card__meta">
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<span class="host-card__location">
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<div class="timeline__item fade-in">
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<div class="timeline__marker"></div>
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<div class="timeline__content card">
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<span class="timeline__year">2014</span>
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<span class="timeline__year">2009</span>
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<h3>Show Launches</h3>
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<p>The Computer Guru Show debuts, bringing technology discussion to the airwaves with a mission to make tech fun and simple for everyone.</p>
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<p>The Computer Guru Show debuts on Tucson radio, bringing technology discussion to the airwaves with a mission to make tech accessible and fun for everyone.</p>
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</div>
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</div>
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<div class="timeline__item fade-in">
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<div class="timeline__marker"></div>
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<div class="timeline__content card">
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<span class="timeline__year">2014 - 2018</span>
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<span class="timeline__year">2009 - 2018</span>
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<h3>10 Seasons, 194 Episodes</h3>
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<p>Over four years the show covers the biggest stories in technology -- net neutrality battles, the rise of streaming, smartphone evolution, hacking scandals, self-driving cars, and the early days of AI. Every episode is part of the archive.</p>
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<p>Over nearly a decade the show covers the biggest stories in technology -- net neutrality battles, the rise of streaming, smartphone evolution, hacking scandals, self-driving cars, and the early days of AI. Every episode is part of the archive.</p>
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</div>
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</div>
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<div class="timeline__item fade-in">
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