Christopher #1
Dad.
The original model. The one who got the name first, bought the domain, and accidentally set up the premise for this entire website.
christopherschulze.com
Yeah. Both of us.
Two generations. One name. One unnecessarily confusing domain. A father and son sharing more than a last name — and now, apparently, a website.
But somebody also had to own the domain. So instead of deciding which Christopher Schulze gets the website, the obvious solution was to make it belong to both.
“Which Christopher Schulze?” — a question this family has probably heard more than once
Christopher #1
The original model. The one who got the name first, bought the domain, and accidentally set up the premise for this entire website.
Christopher #2
The sequel. Same name, newer hardware. Currently learning IT and cybersecurity, which makes inheriting a domain name feel suspiciously appropriate.
Still not specific enough? Good. That means the site is working exactly as intended.