[gentoo-dev] New devs!

[Deedra Waters]

Hi all!

I have a couple of new devs to introduce today..

Michele Noberasco (s4t4n)

I think that I will let Michele's profile speak for itself, since he gave
me all the info I'd have put here.:)

Uh, well...
I'm Italian, 26, currently live in a small town named Mondovi' where I'm
searching for employment (anybody got some work for me I can do from
home?), but come from a small village on the coasts of Liguria. I live
with my fiancee Paola, whom I love fiercely (we are going to get married
and have some babies as soon as we can afford to). I like doing so many
things that I can spend only a fraction of the time I would like to on
them, things like caving, snorkeling, reading, trekking, mountain
climbing, swimming, going to the cinema, coding, playing my flute,
hacking around in linux systems, ...
Feel free to ask for more if you feel like it ;-)

That's about it, for now, I think...
Good night to you all ;-P
Happy Coding

Frank van de Pol  (fvdpol)

Frank has come to join the gentoo team to help out the sound team, I'll
let him tell you about himself.:)


I'm a Linux user since the early 90's, and a technology focussed person
for all
my life.
During high-school my hobbies ranged from electronics (building audio
circuitry
a specified in magazines) and hacking around on my Commodore C-16 home
computer
(basic and 6510 assember programming). This gave me the motivation to
study and
become an electrical engineer, graduated with specialisation in analogue
electronics, telecommunications and digital signal processing.
I've a lot of hobbies, which force me to have a paid job for the funding
of
these hobbies. This paid job involves process control, factory automation,
manufacturing execution systems, and all the operating systems, database
technology, networking, analysis/project management methods etc. to
support
this. Heck... it's difficult to balance between spending time for my paid
job,
and spending time at the hobbies...
Ok, now the important part, my hobbies: The first one I'd like to bring up
is
making and recording music in my studio; the studio is mostly build around
analogue equipment, synths, samplers and some computers running linux.
Unlike
the hardware devices in the studio the linux machines seem to be an
everlasting
project; there are always new things to add, new software to
port/debug/test/write, so I might call this my 2nd hobby. A third one is
to
visit concerts, live performances etc. Other things I like to do in my
spare
time is to design (and sometimes build) electronic devices, and to brew
beer in
the micro brewery in my home.
I currently live in Bergen op Zoom, the Netherlands

(pwew, that's a long one :-)

Daniel Goller (morfic)

Daniel has come to join the Gentoo team to help out with gcc3.4. I'll let
you tell you about himself.:)

you have a question about machining parts? im your man, with 14 yrs in
the business, i know quite a bit about machining parts.

I'm now married for 7 years.
And i have a daughter who just turned 3 in May, and who is already all
excited to go on "the big plane" to fly and see Mickey Mouse.
I like science fiction, shows like Enterprise or SG-1 for example.

I used to give introductory level support for new users of LTSP (
www.ltsp.org ) but have been mostly focused on gentoo lately.
    I helped out on icewm for gentoo.

        Please help me welcome theese guys to  Gentoo, I know they'll do a
	    good job.:)


	   I'd like to take a second and thank Jason Huebel (jhuebel) for helping recruiters out so much while I was out of town, he's done a wonderful job with helping me to keep from going insane:)

	   Thanks!
	   Deedra


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