I’m a software developer, math geek, and father of three.

I have been programming since I was a teenager, starting on an Atari ST using GFA Basic. It got me hooked as I played with RLE encoding, splitting files to fit on floppy disks (and adding a header with Ctrl-Z terminator so you would know which part that file was of a set using “type”), and trying to get a cube to rotate on screen (I hadn’t learned trigonometry yet so there were a few mistakes as corners eventually slid off-screen). Each face was a different colour.

I enjoy ultimate, squash, cycling, and inline skating. I delight in putting the kids to sleep by reading science magazines. I enjoy math, writing software, and games (particularly real-time strategy, turn-based strategy, and roleplaying/story).

The first site is retired. The last vestiges are preserved as the Mass Effect 3 Galaxy Map War Assets. The site was created to learn more about web development while I was still in university and afterward as a starting point for hosting and running a web server (for a while, this included exchange and a certificate authority service for SSL) for myself and my friends. With the numerous moves I’ve been through and now children, it was no longer feasible to support this hobby, so I have now moved the pages to a commercial host.