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That's awful high, Jason. That's awful high.
Account Created on 2 September 2001 (#337061) Last updated on 9 May 2015 Gift
Name:
jmac
Birthdate:
16 January 1974
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Schools:
- St. John Neumann High School - Naples, FL (1987 - 1991)
- University of Maine - Orono, ME (1991 - 1996)
I am Just a random hacker. Buy my Perl book. Buy my Mac book.
I make a living as an independent software consultant. On the side, I am the project manager of Volity, an open Internet multiplayer gaming platform.
LJ-Friends Policy: I recognize the disconnect between LJ-friends and real-life friends. While there is significant overlap, a member of one group is not guaranteed to be in the other. I recommend a similar viewpoint for all LJ users, really.
As a courtesy, I friend anyone who friends me, but I read my friends page through a private filter that displays only those writers whom I find actually interesting, and make secure posts to another private filter that more or less fits the definition "people I know in non-LJ contexts, who are not insane".
I may decline to reciprocate LJ-friend-ness to anyone who looks like a troll, spammer, or astroturfer, or to real people whose writing I find actively saddening for whatever reason (as opposed to merely uninteresting).
Occasionally, I will friend people I don't actually know, if I happen to stumble across their LJs (usually through "friendsfriends" or comments left on mutual friends' posts) and find their writing interesting. If this has happened to you: hello! I find your writing interesting, apparently. You can friend me back, or not, at your leisure. It's all good.
I make a living as an independent software consultant. On the side, I am the project manager of Volity, an open Internet multiplayer gaming platform.
LJ-Friends Policy: I recognize the disconnect between LJ-friends and real-life friends. While there is significant overlap, a member of one group is not guaranteed to be in the other. I recommend a similar viewpoint for all LJ users, really.
As a courtesy, I friend anyone who friends me, but I read my friends page through a private filter that displays only those writers whom I find actually interesting, and make secure posts to another private filter that more or less fits the definition "people I know in non-LJ contexts, who are not insane".
I may decline to reciprocate LJ-friend-ness to anyone who looks like a troll, spammer, or astroturfer, or to real people whose writing I find actively saddening for whatever reason (as opposed to merely uninteresting).
Occasionally, I will friend people I don't actually know, if I happen to stumble across their LJs (usually through "friendsfriends" or comments left on mutual friends' posts) and find their writing interesting. If this has happened to you: hello! I find your writing interesting, apparently. You can friend me back, or not, at your leisure. It's all good.
bangor, beer, blogging, board games, boston, business, card games, cartoons, cheese, coffee, consulting, driving, education, gaming, hacking, kicking ass, mac os x, maine, marketing, massachusetts, new england, nintendo ds, perl, saving the world, science, science fiction, somerville, volity, writing, xml
