User:CFeyecare
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Hello, I have been contributing to wikipedia for years. I am interested in computers. More specifically: operating systems (mostly OpenBSD), html, wikitext, and of course wikipedia. Most of my early contributes were minor edits. Today I mostly work on userboxes and on Wikibooks. Wikibooks is sadly very outdated.
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| Gender | Male | ||
| Birth date | March 16, 1993 | ||
| Occupation | Student | ||
| High school | The New School of Northern Virginia | ||
| Religion | Episcopalian with Buddhist philosophies. | ||
| Politics | Libertarian, Ron Paul. | ||
| Aliases | TheBlameThrower, CFeyecare | ||
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| TheBlameThrower@gmail.com | |||
| Skype | TheBlameThrower | ||
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Images I have uploaded
- MacOSX VirtualBox OpenBSD.png
- Vidalia_Tor_IPChicken.png
- JGRASP+hello world.png
- JAP screenshot.png
- Wikipedia signpost.png
- WikiGuard_screenshot
- WikiGuard logo
- Freeciv_amplio_tile
- Freeciv_freeland_tile
- WikiGuard lock
- Bayimg screenshot
- Thinkfree.com and Thinkfree Office 3
- LimeChat
- Skype running on Mac OS X
- WikiGuard logo
- OpenBSD and Xfce
- Vimperator on Mac OS X
Things I am a fan of
Television
Web
Computers
Bookmarked
Userboxes that I have made
Picture of the Day
A Trip to the Moon is a 1902 French science-fiction adventure film written, directed and produced by Georges Méliès, who also stars as Professor Barbenfouillis alongside an ensemble cast of French theatrical performers. Inspired principally by novels by Jules Verne, it depicts a group of astronomers travelling to the Moon in a cannon-propelled capsule, encountering the native Selenites, and returning to Earth. The film employed innovative special effects, including substitution splices, multiple exposure and stage machinery, and was an international success when it was released. After falling into obscurity following Méliès's retirement, it was rediscovered around 1930. The image of the capsule striking the Man in the Moon's eye has become one of cinema's most iconic images.Film credit: Georges Méliès
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 A historical reenactment of a pioneer traveling the Oregon Trail in Wyoming. |
Tip of the Day
Tip of the moment...
 Placing interlanguage links
Interlanguage links are links from a page in one Wikipedia language to an equivalent page in another language. These links can appear in two places:
Both of these two types of links are created and handled differently. – – Read more: To add this auto-randomizing template to your user page, use {{totd-random}} |