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Description:
Currently working at Toontown Online as the Releases Manager/Czar
Previously worked at 
as a System Administrator/Systems Architect
[résumé]
specializing in TCP/IP networking, FreeBSD, Solaris, Linux, Enterprise hardware...
Previously worked at Redline Games as a C/C++ programmer for PC games, and as a Junior-Level C/C++ programmer at Kronos Digital Entertainment doing video games for various electronic thingamajigs such as the Sony Playstation, Nintendo 64, and PC computers.
Senior Computer Science major at University of California, Irvine in hiatus.
quicksearch Joseph Lee
- Résumé
- Anime watched: movies ova-series tv
- Playstation: my games
- Apple II
- Music: ShoutCast
- Software
- History: events album
- Cal-Animage Epsilon
- personality: INTJ
Geek:
- HDK
Projects in Progress:
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 [personal statistics - RC5] [personal statistics - OGR] |
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Redline Games' Projects: | Kronos games released so far:
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Modus of Operandi
These series of pages were created mostly because the bookmark file for lynx was getting too large and I needed to organize them. Therefore, I forced myself to learn html in my spare time and here it is.
Since these was originally my .plan file and my lynx bookmarks files, that's what the focus will be, rich in links and information, low on fluffy stuff like graphics. HTML 4.0 conformance will be followed so it's possible not all browsers will support certain things.
Although these pages might look like crap, they'll get worked on and slowly improved as entropy continues on. All work is done with VIM and my head. Recently, I converted over to using Macromedia's DreamWeaver and Allaire HomeSite to build the more tedious parts of the pages, such as tables. However, since neither DreamWeaver nor HomeSite are fully HTML 4.0 generating most of the other stuff will be built by hand.
Recently, I've switching over to using 1st Page 2000 because it looks/feels like HomeSite (without the nice style support), but doesn't have the system destabilizing bugs, nor the conflicts with WinCVS.
More recently, these files have been incorporated into CVS, so tracking changes and else will be a bit more "interesting". PHP3 support and PostgreSQL backend database support coming sometime.
There's an amazing number of pages out there under the Joseph Lee name. How strangely wonderful and confusing! ^_^;
