I'm an alumnus of the
College of Computing at Georgia Tech. I received my BS/CS in June 1996, and my MS/CS in August 1999.
Old Linux Stuff That I Did a Long Time Ago
I was the maintainer of the Linux Documentation Project Homepage from March 1996 until July 1999. I also helped out with minor Linux archive maintenance when needed.
I was the Linux HOWTO coordinator from February 1995 to April 1998. I took care of formatting all the HOWTOs and mini-HOWTOs, and getting them archived on sunsite.unc.edu (which was then named metalab.unc.edu and is now ibiblio.org).
I was the author and maintainer of the Serial FAQ which then became the Linux Serial HOWTO, from June 1993 to January 1998.
I wrote an intelligent serial board review entitled Intelligent Multiport Serial Boards in the Linux Journal (issue #14, June 1995).
I wrote an article entitled Installing Linux via NFS, for the Linux Journal (issue #11, March 1995).
I was a founding member of the Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts (ALE), a metro Atlanta area Linux users group, some time in 1994. I also helped put on the Atlanta Linux Showcase conferences.
Hobbies, Interests, Etc.
One of the funniest things I've ever read, the Bastard Operator From Hell, by Simon Travaglia. It was once posted to rec.humor a long time ago.
My Beer Drinking Page has a list of all the different kinds of beer I have tried, and a few beer links.
Microsoft Humor, a collection of Microsoft spoofs.
Software that I started to write, but have mostly forgotten about.
How to use your Nokia 6310i and Bluetooth with Linux using T-Mobile.
Goat Lord Records.
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