What is your career, job, hobby.

Heh... I hear when the winters set in up there, about the only hobby available is drinking.

 

lol...unless you're brave enough to go walking through like 40 feet of snow. Though perhaps the way to become brave enough for that is drinking?

 

UPS driver...

 

Hummm. Am I the only non- techy person here?

I'm a graduate student in Southern History at the University of New Orleans. My hobbies include the outdoors, banging around the French Quarter, flea markets/cheap antiques, jewelry making, reading and other general liberal arts hippie business...

I'm currently trying to learn more about Linux. This is the first time I've ever, EVER dealt with it. I just finished a google search on "how to find the run dialog", and I am deathly afraid of ruining my adorable, wonderful new toy by jumbling up the code. I am certainly not a tech n0ob, but Linux is making me feel like a cretin!

Lovely to meet everyone, and thanks for being so patient with my questions that are sure to come!

 

Oh dear.
I am a police-officer in the Netherlands, my specialty for the last 6 years was fraud.
Recently i started working as a forensic digital specialist......i start my training for this in a short while, it will take a year of study, dual learning.
So, that's something different...... :twisted:
My hobbies are motorcycles, and of course the digital world, especially internet and the possibility's of it.

 

Digital forensics eh...
Pretty neat.
Does a 35 pass erase really erase everything and anything?

And, can a burnt HDD be recovered?

Just want to know so when I steal some Ferrari documents when I work for McLaren, I can make the evidence disappear... (I hope anyway)
Rory

 

@rory.
nope at the 35.
there is always some restinfo, on Wondows anyway.defragmented, but with some puzzeling you can come a long way.
Linux is better in erasing data.

A burnt disk has to be dismantled, but it is still possible to recover data. It won't be easy though.....

Mclaren & ferrari........why not BMW ( or older LOTUS....) :mrgreen:

 

as much as i love lotus..

id rather work for mclaren

 

Okay, Mclaren.
Still better than Ferrari.
Love to have Montoya back in the Mac.....

I was born and raised with f1 with my late dad, i can still remember the BMW turbo's of the 80 ties...... The roar and the flames :twisted: .

 

Retired, emigrated to Bulgaria, now IT consultant (aka computer fixer-upper) for a large Real Estate company with a major on-line presence.
Run a remote assistance help-desk from my AA1.

(My username, spelled backwards, reflects my computer background :ugeek: )

Keith

 

Job
Computer Support guy for University

Hobbies
Texas Hold'em, i like play live more than playing online.
A little gaming, mostly console stuff, like PS3, PSP, DS lite, Wii, not much gaming on my pc, since i have a shitty video card.

 

Student at the moment -software development at Leeds Met, and also part timing as a retail assistant to brush off the lazy student stereotype.

 

My hobby is denoted in my nick name....Archery

 

September 21st I officially become a writer (fiction), but I also do some webdesign (nothing fancy) that will pay for my AAO (and not much more, sadly). Hobbies are writing, webdesign, watching movies, internet in general and reading (of course).

 

work: sysadmin - jack of all trades in the IT department.

Hobby: RC cars/planes, Gadgets/IT, php, Gaming, Reading, Family and friends local IT support :|

 

I work for the state as an agricultural regulatory official (animal feeds, eggs). For hobbies - photography, motorcycles, hunting, fishing etc.

 

I am a writer and editor, working for an engineering school in Pennsylvania. I help authors (researchers) produce technical and research reports.

Hobbies: Books (of course), computers, RC cars, traveling, museums (all sorts).

 

Job.. Flight Dispatcher

Likes.. Gaming/Gadgets, Net Addict, Anime, Manga

 

Job: Service guy for CCTV, Access Control, Fire Systems, security stuff, PCs...

Hobby: as above...

 

Job: Director of software development program working for the U.S. Department of Education.

Hobbies: Fishing, biking, hanging out with the kids.

On a side note, I'm a walking ad for AAO's these days. I've shown it off to my customers and several of them have gone out and purchased some. We're now talking about using them in schools for students to take annual assessments.

Cheers!

Paul