Are you reading this? Why? Let me know.
Are you reading this? Why? Let me know.
Suave (the SGML User and Author's Visual Environment) now has an official location which should remain accurate as long as Sauve exists. I have my own subdomain now (j.slac.com), but my ISP won't give me true dial-on-demand. I want to have a tranparent, intermittent internet link. That is, when I have a packet to go out, my machine creates a route (brings up the link) to the ISP, and when they have a packet to come in, they create a route to me. Unfortunatly, I've not been able to find an ISP who provides this service. If you know of one in the Seattle area who supports such a service for ISDN, and is reasonably priced, please let me know.
In May 1996 I graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Math and a second major in Computer Science.
I now have a job working for Microsoft, as a developer in Visual C++. I work on the debugger. If you have gripes about that product, particularly the debugger, let me know -- I'll see what I can do. Yes, that's right. I work for Bill.
If you write HTML, you should make sure it's valid. Use a Validator. Keep your audience wide.
My main interests include Political Dissent, fighting Marijuana Prohibition, SGML and DSSSL, writing great code, music, and motorcycling.
In the interests of privacy and security, I use PGP. Want my Public Key? To lighten things up, get my Geek Key, too.
If you're feeling particualrly good today, I can fix that.
