Name: aaron barnes
Member since: 2000-06-02 14:57:29
Last Login: N/A

Homepage: http://www.stasis.org/~aaron

Notes:

Well, let's see... I'm in my 4th year, final semester of a computer science degree at guelph. I've been a bit of an open-source/free software zealot since my first year. I moved directly from an Atari TOS system to linux. Not to say I've been using linux that long.. (only since redhat3.3), i was just a bit atari obsessed. I still shed small tears when i think about their downfall.

Guelph thankfully allows us to program almost exclusively with linux, so I have a couple projects I should post that might be of some interest to some people, including a simple neural net library, and a simple opengl based lsys tree fractal program. For my last semester of Co-op I worked with Corel on their Linux project, first working on web-administration utilities for their netwinder, and then on WINE after the netwinder project was sold to rebel.com. (although, when I was working on WINE, I mostly ended up coding stubs, as my C++ skills weren't too staggering at the time)

Programming is what I really enjoy, although I seem to be doing a lot of web-developement, linux administration for people (which I don't mind either, i'm just not as passionate about it). Anyways, that should be enough of a profile to see where i'm coming from. cheers,

Recent blog entries by aether

11 Jan 2001 (updated 11 Jan 2001 at 21:18 UTC) »

I'm finally updating my diary here after, what.. 6 months? Anyways, I'm working for mikotel right now, a small startup in downtown Toronto. I'm managing builds and doing various other things at the moment. I'm enjoying it. They also have a damned fine coffee maker. More details to come.

wow, I've been given 'apprentice' status already. Wasn't expecting that, that's kindof nice. hmm.. i should be working right now, but it really makes it difficult to program when the cvs server you're using for a course goes down for extended periods of time.

2 Jun 2000 (updated 11 Jan 2001 at 21:19 UTC) »
first entry

Just finally signed up for Advogato, after ian showed it to me perhaps a month ago. Neat idea, and I'm all for whatever I can do to improve my open-source resources & contributions. Not too much here yet, but more will follow, i gaurantee.

hmm.. i find it kinda disturbing that 0.67% of the people on advogato are named aaron. just seems like a lot.

 

aether certified others as follows:

  • aether certified aether as Apprentice
  • aether certified codic as Apprentice
  • aether certified psj as Apprentice

Others have certified aether as follows:

  • aether certified aether as Apprentice
  • psj certified aether as Apprentice
  • codic certified aether as Apprentice
  • mobius certified aether as Apprentice

[ Certification disabled because you're not logged in. ]

New Advogato Features

New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.

Keep up with the latest Advogato features by reading the Advogato status blog.

If you're a C programmer with some spare time, take a look at the mod_virgule project page and help us with one of the tasks on the ToDo list!

X
Share this page