About Adam
Born June 22nd, 1966 I graduated High School in 1985 at East Palestine, Ohio where I learned a little BASIC programming on a Radioshack TSR80.
Later I was re-introduced to computers in 1987 while stationed in Kaiserslautern, Germany (K-town) with the U.S. Army. The computer was a Comodore 64. At the time my Comodore 64 was for playing games, and minor Office applications with the Geos OS from Berkeley Software. However, that Geos OS really set the grounds for my future. It did everything that we are used to having on our modern Windows or Linux systems. (Desktop, icons to launch programs, copy/cut/paste actions, file explorer to find files, etc.)
During this time in the military I learned a great deal about hardware from a room mate, Bruce Lackner, who was into hardware in a very big way. I learned how IBM compatibles worked from the inside out, with the 8088 processor and 8087 co-processor. (WOW! Those were the days.)
Now fast forward 18 years later… (No need to bore you with 18 years of normal stuff in between.)
I have extensive experience with Windows and Linux server administration, networking, and web bases application programing. I do most of my work as an application architect specializing in LAMP development.
In my spare time, I run a decent sized web hosting/design/programming company named Unique Web Sites, Inc. With hundreds of sites, and applications behind me I have learned a great deal. These are hosted on a bunch of servers hosted around the U.S.(Not keeping my eggs all in one basket.) Most of what I do it HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and XML. I really haven’t had much time to dabble in other things yet. (Give me time.)