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Lastcoder

#! Member

Registered: 2012-03-22

Posts: 71

Atm #!

Hi folks,

greetz from a coding lawyer from Berlin.

Took my first coding steps in the late 80ies with Basic but soon switched to Assembly as prefered language. In the 90ies coded something for the demo scene .. now coding just for fun (some of the "newer" releases: http://www.programmersheaven.com/user/L … tributions).

Job, Family .. no more time for coding, only maintaining my project OpenLawyer's - http://sourceforge.net/projects/openlawyers/ ..

First Linux steps with Suse 5.0 - delivered on 3,5 " discs .. didn't make fun .. came back to linux with Ubuntu 08.04 .. now a distro-hopper - but still prefer Debian based distros .. 

Newest "hobby"/time killer - HTPC based on Linux, XBMC with TVHeadEnd as TV-Backend .. a challenge to establish the highest WAF !

That's my Desktop - #! stable with debian backports:

Greetz

LastCoder

Last edited by Lastcoder (2012-03-28 08:47:57)

gensym

#! Junkie

Registered: 2011-10-17

Posts: 438

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^ That looks pretty!

Welcome to the community,  you will probably be offered all kind of food and beverages soon! Make yourself at home

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el_koraco

#!/loony/bun

From: inside Ed

Registered: 2011-07-25

Posts: 4,643

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Coding lawyer
Nice to have you.

cJones

#! Junkie

From: Oregon

Registered: 2012-02-21

Posts: 447

Re: Atm #!

Welcome to #!

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rhowaldt

#!*$%:)

Registered: 2011-03-09

Posts: 4,396

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welcome to the community!

fortyseven

#! Junkie

From: Sector 7G

Registered: 2011-12-23

Posts: 494

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A coding lawyer.. now I've officially heard it all! Welcome.

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paolo

#! CrunchBanger

From: Milano,Italy

Registered: 2009-07-11

Posts: 190

Re: Atm #!

Welcome !

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excuse for my bad english ...
We are a nice, friendly community here and I hope we stay that way.

vicshrike

#! by Default

From: thendoftheweb

Registered: 2009-02-13

Posts: 2,430

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Looks like you have settled in nicely now, welcome and continue the fun!

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kri5

#! Die Hard

From: L.G.C. UK

Registered: 2011-11-10

Posts: 568

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Very nice..:D

Welcome to the #! community.

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dubois

The Old Codger

Registered: 2010-09-03

Posts: 2,238

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Welcome.  Have a cup of coffee -- we're making waffles and chicken this morning.  Be ready soon. 

merelyjim

#! Die Hard

From: Fort Worth, Texas

Registered: 2010-04-07

Posts: 2,296

Website

Re: Atm #!

Welcome to #!

Please, gods, please let "Coding Lawyer" be somewhere on your business card!!!!

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My attempt at a blog; http://jims2011.blogspot.com/

lcafiero

The #! Guy

From: Felton, California, USA

Registered: 2011-07-21

Posts: 1,352

Website

Re: Atm #!

Nice desktop, and welcome to the group!

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Lastcoder

#! Member

Registered: 2012-03-22

Posts: 71

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Thanks Yeah, it's not an easy task to find a 1) good distro and b) a good community .. for that #! should have a higher rank at distrowatch

I guess I'll stay here for a while ..

Btw. since english is not my native language - does "coding lawyer" mean something piggish ? Hope it says what I meant - "a Lawyer that has the ability to program computers too"

If you are interested in a really cool community project - just enter the world of XBMC .. it totally rocks - and even more if you use it as your media center in the living room !

Greetz

LastCoder

merelyjim

#! Die Hard

From: Fort Worth, Texas

Registered: 2010-04-07

Posts: 2,296

Website

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... since english is not my native language - does "coding lawyer" mean something piggish ? Hope it says what I meant - "a Lawyer that has the ability to program computers too"

Sorry, we're somewhat biased here in the US when it comes to lawyers. More often than not, we see them as characters of real people having one skill: The Law. Having another skill-set, or table manners, or ethics is culturally unknown here. Might have something to do with the fact that the majority of individuals holding public office have law degrees.

But, knowing how to Code? And running CrunchBang? Wicked COOL!

"... in addition, Your Honor, I visited the client's website and found his CSS implementation was less skillful than a three-year-old child with finger-paints. The java-script was elementary at best, and the meta-tags included 'Microsoft Publisher.' Clearly, he does not have the mental facilities to attempt this level of crime..."

[Yes, I know. I watched too much TV. It rotten my brain.]

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My attempt at a blog; http://jims2011.blogspot.com/

VastOne

#! Ranger

From: #! Fringe Division

Registered: 2011-04-26

Posts: 9,703

Website

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Welcome to CrunchBang LastCoder, enjoy the ride and the Beer Bratwursts!

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pvsage

Internal Affairs

From: North Carolina

Registered: 2009-10-18

Posts: 8,991

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It's especially encouraging to see a FOSS-friendly lawyer.

There was a movie a few years ago, a comedy called Liar Liar, in which a lawyer was cursed by his son to tell the truth for an entire day.
Kid:  "My dad's a liar."
Teacher:  "You mean he's a lawyer."
Audience: LULz

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Lastcoder

#! Member

Registered: 2012-03-22

Posts: 71

Re: Atm #!

Sorry, we're somewhat biased here in the US when it comes to lawyers. More often than not, we see them as characters of real people having one skill: The Law. Having another skill-set, or table manners, or ethics is culturally unknown here. Might have something to do with the fact that the majority of individuals holding public office have law degrees.

But, knowing how to Code? And running CrunchBang? Wicked COOL!

Oh okay .. that situation doesn't differ from germany's the same here .. but as always .. the exception proves the rule .. the reason I didn't study informatics / computer since in the 90ies was simply that I thought some day there are so many computer experts that this job wouldn't feed a family .. Unfortunately I was absolutely, totally wrong .. but it's okay .. handling law isn't that different from coding, it's all about breaking down real life problems to abstract descriptions and find solutions whereas the programming language and the system specifications for the coder is the law for the lawyer .. so I'm quite happy with that job .. except for that being a lawyer doesn't feed your family *arrgh*

Greetz

LastCoder

Last edited by Lastcoder (2012-03-29 10:39:53)

merelyjim

#! Die Hard

From: Fort Worth, Texas

Registered: 2010-04-07

Posts: 2,296

Website

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^

Welcome, brother! You've fit in just fine here.

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My attempt at a blog; http://jims2011.blogspot.com/

TitanMech

Banned

From: Blue Zone 3

Registered: 2011-08-28

Posts: 930

Re: Atm #!

Welcome to #!

kbmonkey

#! Junkie

From: South Africa

Registered: 2011-01-14

Posts: 456

Website

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Welcome @Lastcoder, glad to have you with us. Nice screenshot

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machinebacon

#! unstable

From: PRC

Registered: 2009-07-02

Posts: 6,212

Website

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Welcome to CrunchBang, enjoy the rice!

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