We're almost ready to start getting up before 3pm and and move on to a real job. If your company is looking for a creative, determined, Perl hacker, preferrably one who will help manage a UNIX or NT-based network, we know a couple of good candidates. If we can manage to waste half of our life programming worthless trinkets, just wait to see how we can benefit your company!
His main interests include Perl programming on UNIX, MacOS programming in C, and Windows programming in C++ and Visual Basic. In his spare time, he attends classes at Dakota State University -- this one old dude (I think his name is Dean) said he's going to graduate in May of 1996 with a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and a minor in Information Systems.
Mike is looking for a network administrator or systems support position dealing with local and wide area networks. He can handle UNIX, Windows NT, MacOS; TCP/IP, IPX, AppleTalk -- pretty much anything that doesn't run on an IBM Mainframe or run SNA.
Anthony enjoys canoeing, astronomy, bicycling, circuit building, weight lifting, Perl scripting, and Metallica concerts.
When hacking Anthony tends to work on a number of projects including his list of Internet accessible machines, his O'Reilly WebSite statistics screen saver, and his Internet History Page. When not working on a major project Anthony likes to fool around with C++ and Perl, attaching all sorts of useless junk to his FreeBSD system.
Rumor has it that he's attending Dakota State University majoring in Computer Science, with minors in Math and Information Systems. But this is highly unlikely since nobody could ever manage to hack this much and still pass any classes.
After graduation Anthony is also looking for a job in systems programming or administration, preferably NT or UNIX. And while he can administer a mainframe or SNA network, he'd rather have a tick stuck to his eye than do so for very long.