Re: [Atomos-discuss] Developers' Introductions

[Bryan E. <for...@gm...>]

Ok.  Anyways, I'm Fordi (or Bryan, if you'll not have it ^_^).  I'm
essentially a tinkerer, and have been playing with Linux, HTML, Javascript,
C/C++, and a number of other things for what seems like aeons now.  I wrote
the web-based MyDSL maker (PHP), that is now defunct for a number of reasons
(mostly that ibiblio got a little annoyed at me), an open source SRAM
patcher for Gameboy Advance games (ANSI C), and a nigh-finished (it's a
continuing background project) lib for editing ISOs in-place (ANSI C).

While I was tinkering with Slax last year, I contributed a series of
custom-built modules for Slax 5.1.6 called 'Rockstar', whose purpose was to
patch Slax 5.1.6 for professional audio work, and provide the software with
which it could be done.  This involved a number of kernel patches,
performance tweaks, ALSA/JACK wrangling, and from-source-only i686
compilation of every lib and program used.  Slax Rockstar Edition (5.1.6) is
still what I use for recording music.

I play guitar, read corny webcomics and sci-fi novels, play the odd flash
game, and am presently under the control of Final Fantasy 12 (which my
brother got for me for christmas).  Otherwise, I do all that other stuff
that one's supposed to do in one's free time (eat, sleep, work out, shower,
go to job, rinse, repeat).

The job is a split one.  I spent five years part-time in the Business and
Public Policy department of the Wharton School as an administrative
assistant.  Recently, Wharton's External Affairs department has hired me,
also part time, as a web developer.  In sum, I work full time hours, but am
still lacking the free benefits of actual full time status.

So, yeah.  Greetings.  Howdy.  'Sup.  Someone give me a project, seriously.
^_^