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Paul Hummer (http://www.PaulHummer.org) is a software engineer, GNU zealout, musician, gamer, and overall nice dude. He started using linux with Red Hat 4 in the late nineties, moving to Mandrake Linux, and eventually finding a home with Debian (potato at the time). As a software engineer, the ability to tinker with source was his draw to linux, and he stayed with it because of it's community. Paul Hummer (http://www.PaulHummer.org) is a software engineer, GNU zealout, musician, gamer, and overall nice dude. He started using linux with Red Hat 4 in the late nineties, moving to Mandrake Linux, and eventually finding a home with Debian (potato at the time). As a software engineer, the ability to tinker with source was his draw to linux, and he stayed with it because of its community.

Paul Hummer (http://www.PaulHummer.org) is a software engineer, GNU zealout, musician, gamer, and overall nice dude. He started using linux with Red Hat 4 in the late nineties, moving to Mandrake Linux, and eventually finding a home with Debian (potato at the time). As a software engineer, the ability to tinker with source was his draw to linux, and he stayed with it because of its community.

Paul works in a variety of programming languages, including C/C++, Java, Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, and Javascript, but mostly C, Python and Javascript. He wrote his own personal CMS in Django, for use on his blog The Iron Lion (http://www.TheIronLion.net). He's also worked in a variety of web development capacities, winning awards on various professional teams and projects.

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