My Personal Data Assitants (PDAs)



Computer Building and Maintaining UPDATED

My Toshiba Satellite 1805-S274 Notebook

My Personal Data Assistants (PDAs) UPDATED

Playing with C/C++ and Linux UPDATED


PC Gaming, Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and Future Employment


PC Gaming

Speaking of games, I play the following a lot. Screenshots will be posted whenever possible:

I also have some sims from the 386-processor days:

Lastly, I have a few games on 3.5" floppy that I somehow acquired: Battle Chess, first version of PGA Golf, and the strategy game Empire, of the '80s.


Internet Relay Chat (IRC)

I also chat online frequently: I use mIRC, Pirch, and Visual IRC '98. I usually use the nick NipponDSM. Nippon stands for my location (Nippon means 'Japan' in japanese), and DSM is for Diamond Star Motors, the three-manufacturer consortium of the '90s. In this case, DSM does NOT stand for 'dominance-sadomasochism'.

I chat at these places:

I use ICQ to chat with friends. My ICN is 3765104.

I use AIM to chat with family and friends.

I also have IPhone/Webphone, which I haven't used yet because most of my friends don't have it.

I sometimes use FireTalk, which is a text and voice chat client. I also use Roger Wilco, which is a voice chat client.


Future Employment

I've recently attended Central Texas College to receive my AS in Mirco-Computer Technology. I would like to specialize in Programming but am beginning to lean toward Unix system administrator or maybe webmastering. I've tried hacking code and it is sometimes very difficult for me. I want employment where I can actually enjoy what I do. Programming is OK, but math isn't my strong suit and I have to be constantly on my toes when coding.

I've also been offered employment at a computer security consulting firm that my brother-in-law works for. In preparation for this job, I'm schooling myself in perl, TCP/IP, networking essentials, firewalls, C/C++ refamiliarization, and Linux/Unix basics. It seems I have to know a bit of everything! That's fine by me. I'm also going through a self-course of MCSE, Windows 2000 Pro so I can become certified when I return to the US. I think MCSE is a bit overboard but my brother-in-law says the credentials will be good to have. I have the feeling I'll soon get bored reading and studying MCSE, so I also am trying to study A+ certification. A+ doesn't seem as dry. Maybe MCSE-W2000Pro wouldn't be so hard to learn if I had the actual OS on my system. Kinda hard to teach how to use an OS using a book only. Maybe it's time to splurge for Windows 2000, eh?

My resumes are listed on my Bio page.


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2. Motorcycles
3. Cars I've Owned
4. Other Hobbies
5. Drag Results
6. Impressions of Japan
7. TALON LINKS !!!
8. MISCELLANEOUS LINKS !!!
9. SCC Is Unprofessional
10. What Stock DSMs are good for in Quarter Mile Times
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13. Wigglit's Bio Page


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