Joseph S Barrera III wrote:
>
> ... and then once you've welcomed him, please start giving him
> the abuse he so very much craves.
$74.25; $2.43. Had enough?
>
> - Joe :-)
>
> From: "John Evdemon" <jevdemon@acm.org>
> To: fork-request@xent.com
> Subject: request
> Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 17:22:12 -0400
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>
> Hello all,
>
> I have read a vast majority of the FoRK FAQ and am interested in signing on for some real abuse.
>
> I am a true geek at heart, awake at ungodly hours hacking java, perl or python code, usually with XML. I am in the
> process of discovering the joys of SVG - this stuff rocks (I only wish I had a use for it in my "real" job).
>
> I am the CTO of a small XML company that was recently acquired by a large EAI company. I have been working
> with XML and Java in one format or another since 1997 - I have been working in the IT industry for over 15 years (my
> real interest is in theoretical application of automated systems).
>
> <rant type="brief" category="flamebait">
> I am a bit surprised at the apparent excitement that many people express over SOAP (the protocol, not the stuff
> you use in the tub). SOAP is a simplistic RPC that is, in some ways, a step backwards in systems integration.
> </rant>
>
> I am a stereotypical geek in that:
> 1) I am a big fan of British humor (Python, Red Dwarf, et al)
> 2) I am a big fan of SF on TV (especially Babylon 5, Star Trek, Dr. Who, etc) and print (Ellison, Asimov, etc)
> 3) I am a big fan of "cult" films (including really low/no budget b-movies)
> 4) I read W3C Drafts and TRs for fun
> 5) I read IETF RFCs for fun
> 6) I read ACM and IEEE journals for fun
> 7) I like to take things apart to see how they work
> 8) I write code for fun
>
> John Evdemon
> CTO
> Vitria-XMLSolutions
> www.vitria.com
> www.xmls.com
> www.xedi.org
> www.xmltimes.com
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