[nabs] Who are you, and what are you studying?

[Littlefield, Tyler]

Does this mean we get one from you too? I guess there's the bio on the 
site, but still...

Anyway. My name is Ty, or Tyler. I'm actually the current Nabs 
webmaster, and I'm between my freshmen and sophomore year of college, 
trying to transfer to a better college (CU, in case anyone cared). I am 
going for a PHD in computer science, with a minor in math.

As might've been apparent, I'm a pretty big computer geek; I've had 
experience with OSX, Windows and Many distros of Linux, as well as about 
4-5+ years of system administration, which is basically just managing 
web servers and the like.

During the break I plan to finish up a couple projects, my main projects 
right now include a toy operating system I'm building, a mud engine, and 
an online game setup where people can log in to play a variety of card, 
board and dice games. My programming languages of choice are c++ and 
Python, though I am familiar with others; PHP, C#, etc etc.

I received my first guide dog last summer from GDB (which I have to say 
is the best school, though I have never been to any of the others. :) ), 
he is a yellow lab named O'Mally.

I suppose that's it. My website and blog and the like have always been 
in the signature, so there's no point in reiterating them up here too.
On 9/25/2011 4:34 PM, NABS SecondVP wrote:
> Hi guys,
>     I have always found this list to be incredibly supportive and
> interesting. I just thought it'd be fun if we introduced ourselves and
> put an identity with the person that just answered the question that
> was making you loose sleep for days.
>
>     Ready, set, go....yes, I fully respect that I'm super lame. *grin*
>
> Caitlin
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Take care,
Ty
Web: http://tds-solutions.net
The Aspen project: a light-weight barebones mud engine
http://code.google.com/p/aspenmud

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