Not including a whole mess of other artists i don't know or remember the names of.

Well, what can I say that will not sound redundant? Well, for starters, I am very detail oriented when it comes to most things other than keeping my room clean, which it normally isn't. I absolutely adore computers, and have been using them since the beginning of my high school career, which would be my first summer before high school began in 1998. One of my favorite hobbies is to build Content Management Systems in PHP, which I just can't get enough of. My interests are primarily focused around computer technologies being: Programming, Hardware, Networking, but primarily Software. I know a number of languages, some of which i am more experienced than with others, they are: C/C++, PHP, JavaScript, Perl, Python, Bash, and SQL.

One of the things people will usually most recognize about me are the fact that i am probably the most opinionated person they know. I can make enemies with practically any genre personality. But, I also seem to be able to get people to open up with not much to work with. I'm the kind of guy that if you’re a friend and you ask me for help even if you’re not so friendly, I will most likely help out, because I’m a sucker for compassion. My older sibling does not think I am because i live under the same roof, but most people who know me will say i am if you present the question.

If you walk up to me as a perfect stranger and start talking about philosophy and morality, you will never get me to shut up, because i can go on for days about both subjects, but more from a critical thinking stand point, not so much from a theological background, but I think that to be able to use critical thinking in terms of morality and philosophy are very important, but then again, if you lack the ability to have compassion for others, then you’re going to directly affect your morality. Enough of that :)

As far as my education is concerned, I focused on Computer Science. This means that I took a great deal of math: Calculus(1, 2), Vector Calculus [Calc 3], Differential Equations, Linear Algebra. Basically having all of these math courses under my belt means that if I was going to drop out of the computer science program I should have done it a long time ago due to the difficulty of these units. So hopefully when I get the time and money to continue my eudcation all I'll have to do is focus on the core units of computer science. Also! Yes I've taken most of the required computer science G.E. programing courses. Enough of my rambling about how I'm better than some other people. To each their own.