During July 2025, Horms contributed to the geerlingguy/linux repository, focusing on enhancing kernel networking reliability in high-throughput environments. Working in C and leveraging expertise in embedded systems and kernel development, Horms addressed two critical bugs in the net/sched subsystem. The first fix improved compiler safety by switching to unsigned iterators and updating printf formatting, mitigating potential buffer overflow risks. The second aligned validation logic in Taprio with mqprio, ensuring consistent entry index validation across components. These targeted changes improved memory safety, code maintainability, and traceability, laying a foundation for safer future optimizations in network scheduling and kernel infrastructure.