kshipp

Thanks for the message. I forget to check for DM's sometimes. Feel free to send me e-mails if you don't get a response.

I actually started around 1980-ish programming on a Radio Shack TRS-80, then purchased an Atari-800 (with an extra 16K of RAM!) and wrote some interesting architecture/graphic programs. Then progressed into Fortran IV and Fortran 77 during high school, then mainframe IBM/370 Assembler after college. Now, I specialize in web development (PHP, etc) and software development (Delphi, etc).
Sadly, this economy has really hit this small company I'm working for, so if I don't get some gigs soon, I may be looking for work. :/

since the 'career' thread has become soooo lonnnggg, thought I drop you a PM.

hmmm... mainframe assembler programmer. that is how I got started in the compter industry in 1974 when I encountred the rude realization a PhD mathematician does not find a job. I shifted into networking a long time ago.