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slava
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Location: Dnipro, Ukraine
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19 years old. A university student, "Computer systems and networks". We study a lot of MS Visual C++ programming but, frankly speaking, I hate it. What I like is working with networks that run under Linux 
We've just started programming microcontrollers in Assembly language, and I find it quite fun too.
Oh, and I don't often buy CPU's for much. I usually get them cheap locally or else I trade them off you =)
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debs3759
Joined: 18 Jan 2006
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Location: Northampton, Divided Kingdom
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Currently on disability benefits (ie living off the government as unable to work) but am getting into buying bulk to sell on cheap (as well as going round computer shops to offer to clear out all their junk - so far 1 in 3 has had a good haul they have given me, so I'll be glad when I get my van working again).
I would also like to put my assembly language programming skills to work for a living, ideally by programming system level code (firmware, BIOS code, anything that works at the harddware level).
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wepwawet
Joined: 18 Mar 2004
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Location: Seligenstadt - Germany
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System administration and graphic design (more leading a group of designers than doing it myself) in a publishing house.
I try to go zero-zero by reselling chips but as you can imagine that doesn't work;-)
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Mixeur
Joined: 06 Jan 2005
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Location: Sochaux, France
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I'm working for PSA.
I'm responsible for developpement of mutipurpose screens (radio, clim, board computer, bluetooth phone functions) for the newest cars (Peugeot 407, 207, Citroen C4, C6...etc)
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gmanbc
Joined: 27 Dec 2004
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Location: Korea
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I am currently a 1SG in the US Army and my job is a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) specialist.
With that said, I don't do any of that anymore and will retire in a few weeks 
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tiandao
Joined: 28 Dec 2005
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Location: china
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bacterio
Joined: 04 Dec 2005
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Location: Getafe, Espa馻
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I cannot read what did tiandao say 
Tiandao wrote: "哈哈!大家都是成功人士,我却退休啦,没事干,收藏是我的爱好.收藏CPU是我努力学习的一项.
我希望大家能欢迎我.
请ntenter帮忙给翻译一下,谢谢了." |
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Riviera
Joined: 03 Feb 2003
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Location: Sweden
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Electronic engineer developing microprosessor controled test instruments for various environments.
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gshv
Joined: 01 Feb 2003
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Location: Fairfax, VA USA
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I'm an application programmer developing/supporting web-based services. I started as a Basic/Assemply language programmer 20 years ago, then switched to C, and now program mostly in perl.
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JAC
Joined: 24 Jul 2005
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Have perl, will travel.  |
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gshv
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| JAC wrote: | | Have perl, will travel. |
Well, we have one position opened, but it's 50% perl/50% PL/SQL developer:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/3735
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jrmunro
Joined: 01 Feb 2003
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Location: Vancouver, Canada
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| gmanbc wrote: | I am currently a 1SG in the US Army and my job is a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) specialist.
With that said, I don't do any of that anymore and will retire in a few weeks
Lee |
Now you won`t have work to get in the way of collecting.
Happy retirement.
John |
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Qwrk
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44 yrs of age.
Part time system engineer and testing the security of networks [paid to hack ], part time expedition photographer [mountaineer]. My first experience with systems was way back in the early 80's, writing COBOL. My first computer was a Holborn 6100 running CP/M of 8" floppies [still have it stacked in the attic]. In my spare time I trade and sell stuff [anything nifty I can lay my hand on], mostly on eBay, and the proceeds go towards the ICT [ www.savetibet.org ] to support the cause of the Tibetan people. |
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morkork
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Location: Nuremberg, Germany
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| chiptalk wrote: | | Perl is a great scripting language. |
Perl is an evil alien mindbender 
I'm a software architect / developer and work as head of development for a software company and as a freelancer for anyone who can afford me My primary scope is web based IT, so I usually work on websites, intranets and web applications and all the backend systems for that. I started with BASIC and 6502 assembler (C64, yeah), then C, C++, now I program mostly in PHP and JavaScript - though I don't really code that much anymore and do more planning and managing now.
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morkork
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| chiptalk wrote: | | morkork wrote: | | chiptalk wrote: | | Perl is a great scripting language. |
Perl is an evil alien mindbender
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Perl evil? It's the duck tape of IT. |
Yeah, I love and hate it... used to do a lot with Perl some years ago. I'm a fan of as-complex-as-possible-constructs-in-a-single-line-of-code - programming, which makes it the perfect language for me. But if you don't use it regularly you have a hard time to reveal what that cryptic accumulation of strange characters once meant and nowadays it takes a lot more time to understand what I programmed than the programming actually took 
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