So, here's the pages. Hope you find them interesting enough to come back once in a while. You probably got here from the SETI@home project pages when you were looking up the Team MacAddict statistics. I used to be at the top of the Hacker News Network list running from some Linux boxes. Seems that they finally discovered that I was still running it from my old job. I told the new admin to check the cron jobs. Guess it's a good thing I didn't have something dangerous in there. I've abandoned the project at this point, other things are taking up my time, such as my three kids.The Mac Collection as of September, 2009:
iMac 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iBook G4, now the wife's machine PowerBook 12" Aluminum, cracked screen, sadly . . . iMac G4/800, doing stellar service as the kids' Mac
Our collection of iPods continues to expand. The current list is:
iPhone 3G 16GB iPhone 3G 8GB iPod Touch 1G iPod nano (RED) iPod Mini 4G
There are also Macs for which I am the primary care provider:
Mac Mini, belonging to my parents, and managed over Apple Remote Desktop
The network has been expanded to include the 2 iMacs, the iBook, our Wii, and my in-ceiling speakers (AirTunes still rocks). Wireless networking is set up, and locked down. .
The site now finally uses CSS for display. Someday, new fonts will appear. Like, after my kids are out of the house.
When I'm not frittering my life away on Java, I work on my Mac network, watch various weird television shows, go to the movies, scuba dive, advance my kenpo skills, sail and ski.
Things I'd like from ThinkGeek.com:
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