Most
of my life has been spent with computers (most of my adult life that is). I
originally started in forums with the Microsoft Private Newsgroups for
Whistler. That is what got me started anyway. Then I co-Created WindowsSupport.Net (now ProNetworks.Org) and have since left them for
personal reasons. I then was Assistant Manager at Steven Bink's forum. Since
then I have quite all forums except my own Longhorn forum and MS Beta
groups.
My
experience in jobs goes from farming to legal document courier. I spent
almost 2 years in a computer repair and computer resale firm and learned a
lot about repairing and using PC's. All of my web design skills are
something I learned just because I wanted to. It was not required by the job
although I did do a website for the company I worked for. I also made a few MSStyles for Windows XP build 25XX (just think Pre-release) and continued to
do that until TGTSoft came out with the StyleXP version 1.0. Then I left the
old way of making themes (manually editing images and using ResHack to
change the images in the theme). I then went to do a few month of framing
(building houses). I found that to be very enjoyable work. Good exercise and
really good for getting a tan (much better then working in the basement with
computers). I just recently started with a legal document courier. The days
are long but I have a good time.
My hobbies of course
have change from entirely PC based to a little more outdoors type. Do not
think that I am converted to hunting of fishing, such hobbies do not excite
me. I ended up trying out mountain biking when my uncle asked me in February
of 2002 to come out with them and go riding. I did and since then (a
year has gone by) and I am much less intelligent, or cautious should I say.
I enjoy it thoroughly I originally took it up when I was still fixing
computers and needed something to do outdoors that I liked to do.
(incidentally this site was made on my computer not my bike :-). I thought
it might help me get some sunshine but now with full body amour I don't
think I get much sun on myself.
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