About me
My name is
);sse. I was created mid 1978. Now I am a third year student in
IT at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam (Netherlands) following classes in
the evening hours. I'd like to drink lemonade in the summer and hot
chocolate in the winter.
I'm working as junior
Linux/HP-UX/Windows System- and
Network Administrator and PHP-developer, for a small but influential :)
company called
Open Solution
Providers.
In my
younger years I did experiment with some
drugs - the results are shown in the picture. You may
think I'm normal though when you meet me in real life.
My goals are to be free of mind, see as many beautiful ladies in
various countries, to be social even though - due to my
computer hobby - I'm not doing the job very well, and spread
the Holy Word of Open Source.
Why this Open mind Open Source thing?
Well, it was generally the idea
of sharing knowledge (more specifically the sharing of the programming
source of software) that was drawing me towards open
source software which is nowadays largely represented by the GNU/Linux project. I installed
SuSE Linux on my computer in 2000 (yes, I'm a newbie) and was relieved
(for a couple of seconds) that after years using M$ Windows, I finally
had the chance be in control of my computer.
From then on I was becoming the freak I may be right now ...
I admire the effort of the thousands of programmers all over the world
working together voluntarily to improve open source software.
The 'open mind' aspect of this I find in the freedom an open source
developer has, in not keeping his/her own work for him/herself, but
sharing it with the rest of the world (Hello World). It's the same
aspect I found in the buddhistic view of life - especially in the
tradition of the boddhisattva's - buddha's who decide to choose for
reincarnation instead of enlightenment, to assist mankind
in its way to salvation.
Scientists say randomness produced an orderly universe. What's the
chance of that happening?