My Interests

Interests

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Quake'n is now the game of choice

Mudding as an instrument of cummunication. Here at the College of Computer Science we run 2 different MUD's. InfoCity is accessable to anyone with a CCS account. It has more of a social environment than InfoPark does. InfoPark is a mud that crew and systems people use to talk about systems related topics. I am also on Atlantis which is run by a few friends that work at the Harvard Law School. Maybe when we get unet.org set up, we will run a mud. For a good paper on mudding, check out: Collaborative Networked Communication: MUD's as Systems Tools

I try and go Skiing a couple of times a year. But with the expense and lack of free time, that doesn't always happen.

I love to ride. I currently own a 1983 CR250. Yeah, I know it's a little old, but I rebuilt everything except the suspension. The engine runs very strong, but the frame is a beast (both large and heavy). I also own a 1989 Kawasaki Ninja 600R. Which is nice, but I've outgrown it. If I ever graduate, and someone is nice enough to hire me, these are definately on my list of 'needed new toys'.

Reading consumes a lot of my time. I'm not really into novels though. I enjoy computer books (O'Reilly especially), but Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy collection is worth checking out. It's a knee slapper.

A few friends and I play racquette ball a few times a week.

Feeding my computer addiction, Roost.org. At the moment, it consists of 1 Linux P100 which I use for a mail server, exporting disk, router, Samba server, ... An Alpha UDB running RedHat Linux. A P90 running Winblowz 95. They talk to eachother via 10BaseT. But, I've been thinking about purchasing a 4-port 100BaseT hub and a newer putah. Sometime...

	Not keeping these pages up to date
	Quake'n is now the game of choice
	Mudding as an instrument of cummunication. Here at the College of Computer Science we run 2 different MUD's. InfoCity is accessable to anyone with a CCS account. It has more of a social environment than InfoPark does. InfoPark is a mud that crew and systems people use to talk about systems related topics. I am also on Atlantis which is run by a few friends that work at the Harvard Law School. Maybe when we get unet.org set up, we will run a mud. For a good paper on mudding, check out: Collaborative Networked Communication: MUD's as Systems Tools
	I try and go Skiing a couple of times a year. But with the expense and lack of free time, that doesn't always happen.
	I love to ride. I currently own a 1983 CR250. Yeah, I know it's a little old, but I rebuilt everything except the suspension. The engine runs very strong, but the frame is a beast (both large and heavy). I also own a 1989 Kawasaki Ninja 600R. Which is nice, but I've outgrown it. If I ever graduate, and someone is nice enough to hire me, these are definately on my list of 'needed new toys'.
	Reading consumes a lot of my time. I'm not really into novels though. I enjoy computer books (O'Reilly especially), but Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy collection is worth checking out. It's a knee slapper.
	A few friends and I play racquette ball a few times a week.
	Feeding my computer addiction, Roost.org. At the moment, it consists of 1 Linux P100 which I use for a mail server, exporting disk, router, Samba server, ... An Alpha UDB running RedHat Linux. A P90 running Winblowz 95. They talk to eachother via 10BaseT. But, I've been thinking about purchasing a 4-port 100BaseT hub and a newer putah. Sometime...