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kloeri@g.o wrote: |
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> Hi all. |
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> I've got another new victim to present :) Scott is joining the amd64 |
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> team that he's already been a part of for the last few months helping |
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> out as an AT (arch tester). |
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> Scott has experience with C/C++, Java, Python, SQL and is a long time |
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> Gentoo user. |
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> Scott writes: "I've been heavily involved with computers since the age |
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> of 7 when my father brought home a TI-99/4A which held my interest for a |
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> couple of years until I got a Commodore 128. The story progresses from |
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> there fairly much as I suspect it does for most in the Linux community. |
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> Suffice it to say that I'm not usually far from multiple systems." |
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> In "Real Life" Scott enjoys reading, photographing and playing poker. |
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> Gentoo is Scotts first open source project. |
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> Welcome to the team Scott. |
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Thanks kloeri, blubb, metalgod, and everyone else I've talked to in the |
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past couple of days. I'll do my best to keep up the standards. (and by |
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jebus ciaranm, I'll use repoman!) |
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Scott. |
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