Name: Ryan Junk
Member since: 2000-07-19 22:26:16
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Homepage: http://www.trickster.net/junkmail
Notes: Howdy. I hate saying howdy. I picked it up because I live, technically, in The South. But I'm a yankee at heart. Still, the howdy thing. I develop things for Windows. I'm not proud, but it puts food on the table. They're things that run steel mills, which makes them totally uninteresting to me, but the whole food thing. Sigh. Visual Basic really is as awful as they say. The highlight of my day is when I get to do web apps in Cold Fusion. Which is another product which is just as evil as they say. At home, I use a Mac. Stop snickering. I dig on the various free Unices, but don't use any of them regularly. Someday, in my dreams, I'd like to be a member of some "software development community" or some such, but really I'm just a software whore. I love perl. It makes me go all tingly. I even like C++, sometimes. I'd like to do shit that means something to *me* but maybe when I grow up. And I dig games. So if anybody out there needs some help with some "real " coding, please save me from myself.
Better luck next year, and Happy New Year, to them what cares.
A lot of "industry" stuff sounds like bullshit to me. I guess that makes me naive, but there it is. I mean, who gives a shit about all that? People who want money I suppose. That's the ringer. Ian says we should do web development and that we could, feasibly even, cut it on our own. But there's this whole business aspect of it that scares me. It just doesn't go with the tech, y'know? I want to create things and make them go. I don't want to keep everything a secret so that nobody will steal it. I almost feel like I can understand RMS. For just a fleeting second.
I should be writing more JunkMail.
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