Comments on: Bay Area DIYbio meetup 1 http://diybio.org/2009/01/19/bay-area-diybio-meetup-1/ An Institution for the Amateur Wed, 23 Jun 2010 10:22:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: MrSpockSD http://diybio.org/2009/01/19/bay-area-diybio-meetup-1/comment-page-1/#comment-2269 MrSpockSD Thu, 17 Dec 2009 11:47:38 +0000 http://diybio.org/?p=169#comment-2269 <p>Hi, folks. My name is Frank (or MrSpock, because of my ears and my dream). I have started programming in 1985 and I work as a software developer now. I am basically both an old-school programmer (started with Pascal) and a new one (a child of the Internet era HTML, PHP) at the same time. I have basically lost a decade in the programming world. Losing the nineties is not as bad as it seems; I skipped the Windows era ;-)</p> <p>My dream in life is to develop affordable space travel and space tourism. As a result I also love collecting space related photos made by both pro's and amateurs. One of own personal problems is that I tend to become an expert of a subject very quickly, so I have to keep changing subject often in order to stay sufficiently ignorant :-) This is why I am interested in many topics and many languages. Fortunately space travel has so far proven to be so complex that it will keep my attention for a long time :-)</p> <p>I'm usually more of just a lurker on the net but I'll chime in when I feel I need to, looking forward to meeting everyone and being a part of the community! Well I won't bore you guys and girls any longer, see you all around!</p> Hi, folks. My name is Frank (or MrSpock, because of my ears and my dream). I have started programming in 1985 and I work as a software developer now. I am basically both an old-school programmer (started with Pascal) and a new one (a child of the Internet era HTML, PHP) at the same time. I have basically lost a decade in the programming world. Losing the nineties is not as bad as it seems; I skipped the Windows era ;-)

My dream in life is to develop affordable space travel and space tourism. As a result I also love collecting space related photos made by both pro’s and amateurs. One of own personal problems is that I tend to become an expert of a subject very quickly, so I have to keep changing subject often in order to stay sufficiently ignorant :-) This is why I am interested in many topics and many languages. Fortunately space travel has so far proven to be so complex that it will keep my attention for a long time :-)

I’m usually more of just a lurker on the net but I’ll chime in when I feel I need to, looking forward to meeting everyone and being a part of the community! Well I won’t bore you guys and girls any longer, see you all around!

]]> By: Happy New Year! - Ars Synthetica Blog http://diybio.org/2009/01/19/bay-area-diybio-meetup-1/comment-page-1/#comment-2048 Happy New Year! - Ars Synthetica Blog Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:03:04 +0000 http://diybio.org/?p=169#comment-2048 <p>[...] first meetup, about which Sandy Porter published an excellent article, and Bay Area DIYbiologists met up in San Francisco. If you are looking to start or join a local group, add an entry to the Local Groups [...]</p> [...] first meetup, about which Sandy Porter published an excellent article, and Bay Area DIYbiologists met up in San Francisco. If you are looking to start or join a local group, add an entry to the Local Groups [...]

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