User:Zorroness

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Personal

hs This user is a high school student.

Programming

C-2 This user is an intermediate C user.
c++-3 This user is an advanced C++ programmer.
asm-1 This user is a beginning assembly language programmer.
prog-3 This user is an advanced programmer.
game
dev		 This user is interested in computer and video game development.

Gaming

cvg-4 This user is an expert gamer.
This user plays the Doom series.
fan-3 This user thinks that Doom II is the best computer or video game ever made.
This user plays Dance Dance Revolution (or another dance game such as In The Groove or StepMania).
This user likes to ride lines.

Software

g This user contributes using Gentoo Linux.
This user contributes using Microsoft Windows XP.
w/l This user has a dual boot configuration.
GIMP This user contributes using The GIMP.
This user uses BitTorrent
Firefox This user contributes using Mozilla Firefox.

Wikipedia

This user tries to do the right thing. If they make a mistake, please let him or her know.
This user reserves the right to completely screw up his or her edits.

Contact

@ This user can be reached by email.
This user's IRC nick is Zorro on the server irc.dynastynet.net:6667.

IRC > Any text based real-time communication system (AIM, MSN, ICQ)

[edit] Why I waste time on this site

Hey, my name is Zorro. My real name is Albert Brown. As a large chunk of the world has found out, Wikipedia is an excelent source of information on anything and everything under the sun (with the sole exceptions of NEDM, myg0t, and Skulltag). I personally enjoy Wikipedia because when it does have a page on something, the results are usually concise, informational, and useful. A lot of times when I am looking for information about a group, company, or product, I check Wikipedia because it often offers an unbiased view of who they are or what it stands for.

Infinite wisdom at the stroke of a finger.

I have been here for a while and I guess I have finally started contributing to the community which has helped me out for over a year with things from doing history homework, to setting up the ultimate open-source software powered server.