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A career actor and independent software engineer, I am most active on Stackoverflow, Superuser, and Movies.

Currently between full-time software jobs, doing freelance. I'm always open to openings in the LA area (or elsewhere, with telecommute options). 10 years of experience.

Languages of highest proficiency (non-exhaustive):

C/C++/x86-assembly
PHP, Javascript

Experience in compiler development, OS kernel memory management, Web 2.0 applications, web crawlers, data mining, 3D raytracing, and data compression algorithm design.

A couple of my current projects on SourceForge:

SoloAdmin (PHP, remote administration)
PHPThreadlib (PHP, pseudo-threading)
NDOORS DDS Texture Conversion Suite (C, open-source converter for a proprietary format)
CS5 Alt-Key Fixes (Windows automation to restore CS4's hotkey behavior)

Oh yes, and an obsessive-compulsive reader of Jeff Atwood's blog. I have fifteen different articles open as I type this.

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Apr 29	comment	Statue of Liberty neuralyzer color @TylerShads - In that case, wouldn't they have known about the watch? Why the hidden key? Would they really decommission K at the end of the first film without ascertaining the location of the trigger for such a massive neuralyzer? If not, that whole subplot is pointless. I still say it seems like his secret.
Dec 14	comment	For Magneto, does being powerless mean he is innocent? Citizen or not, he was genocidal. Seeing him go free seems akin to just letting Hitler go free, had he been captured after the war.
Dec 24	comment	What is the main theme of The Dark Knight? +1 I can't agree more. As someone who has not followed the comics, The Dark Knight really "made" the Joker for me. R.I.P. Heath Ledger.
Dec 7	comment	Why doesn't the reflection match the man? Poor Fentress, "his" consciousness must be having one hell of a day! Good answer, upvoted.
Dec 6	comment	Why doesn't the reflection match the man? @Flimzy - In the facility dead, don't you mean? Goodwin terminated his life support in the first timeline.
Dec 6	comment	Why doesn't the reflection match the man? @Flimzy - Transferred when? In the alternate timeline, the transfer didn't happen. Stevens is still back at the facility along with his consciousness.
Dec 6	comment	Why doesn't the reflection match the man? True, but up until the unplugging, he was Stevens. After the unplugging, Fentress no longer has any connection with Stevens, who is still a comatose body back at the Source Code facility. He's no longer Stevens-in-Fentress, he's actually Fentress.
Dec 6	comment	Why doesn't the reflection match the man? Right, as soon as he was unplugged, shouldn't he have changed to Sean Fentress? He is no longer connected to Stevens (who is back at the SC facility). He is no longer "Stevens acting as Fentress." The hardline is cut so to speak, and he now is Fentress. He is not Stevens anymore.
Dec 6	comment	What is the significance of the narrator's fight and Tyler Durden's subsequent actions? You're right, after having reviewed it again, I don't link Tyler's departure with the fight so strongly. In my memory they seemed much more connected. Good answer. I think the most interesting part is how Jack constantly seems disgusted by Tyler's actions, and yet secretly yearns to be more like him.