Name: aaron barnes
Member since: 2000-06-02 14:57:29
Last Login: N/A
Homepage: http://www.stasis.org/~aaron
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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)
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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)
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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.
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