Posted on Tuesday, 9th October 2007 by admin
Oh oh, I’ll do this in my awesome third person voice…
Born in 1982, Shaun has been playing with computers since his first 40-pound integrated machine landed on his kitchen table while he was still in kindergarten. Outfitted with a green monochrome screen, dual 5.25″ floppy drives, and a loud clicking sound, his interest in computers was born. Eventually he moved up to a 386 with DOS and Windows 3.1, Commander Keen wasted his time and he still cherishes the floppy it came on. A 200Mhz Pentium with 2GB hard drive, 16MB graphics, and 128MB RAM catapulted him into Windows 98, AOL 3.0, and hours of Mechwarrior 2 with his friends. A Dell R450 with a 450Mhz PII, 20GB Hard Drive, 64MB video, and 256MG RAM gladly accepted the first in home broadband powered by Excite@Home. Hours were spent peering into neighbors shared drives and printers. A custom built AMD Athlon Thunderbird went through three processors in his first attempts at overclocking. After that, the hardware passing through his hands all become a blur of hyperthreading, RAM disks, MMX, caches, and protocols. Suffice to say, a love of hardware and software was born.
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