Re: What do you do in real life?

[Jerry <awanderin@yahoo.ca>]

Boot Zero <apple@bidlink.net> writes:
> Eight bit computing is a nice escape from modern computing.  So I ask
> readers of c.s.apple2 -- what do you do in the real  life?  What do
> you do for a living?

I met the Apple II+ in January 1982.  Pretty much from then on I
wanted to write software.

Right now I'm between gigs, but I've written software and administered
computer systems in a variety of industries: supervisory control and
data acquisition (SCADA), desktop and embedded software for oil & gas
exploration/production tools, business-process integration, and
enterprise-class storage systems (firmware and testing-tools).

The Apple II (e/c/gs) is still fun to program, but I wish I would
finish some of my many projects, rather than have them undone
forever...  :(


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Jerry   awanderin at yahoo dot ca