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Monday, October 30, 2006
WxService Update Available
- WxMonitor: ow4j061030
- Refactored barometer forecast code to better reflect actual weather activity and added anticipation based on rising or
falling barometer.
- WxService ow4j061030
- Simplified thermometer task and hygrometer task to reduce the amount of data conversions and 1-Wire current loading.
Monday, October 23, 2006
WxService Update Available
- WxMonitor: ow4j061023
- Enhanced barometer tooltip to bias the forcast in the direction of the barometer rising or falling.
- WxService: ow4j061023
- Added data object support for WxMonitor enhancements.
Sunday, October 22, 2006
WxService Update Available
- WxMonitor: ow4j061021
- Enhanced barometer tooltip to display barometer forecast legends (Stormy, Much Rain, Rain, Change, Fair, Dry, Very Dry).
- WxService: ow4j061021
- Added data object support for WxMonitor enhancements.
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Welcome!
This site is dedicated to my interest in engineering. I use it as a place to just put stuff "out there" for anyone who
might be interested, as well as a job search tool. This page contains my engineering web log (to your left). Anything that
seems timeless enough, or too involved for a log entry may get it's own page as a full-blown article. And, of course, my resume
is here for anyone who might be considering hiring me to do something. Email me.
About Me
I have worked as a broadcast engineer, electronics designer (analog and digital) and software developer. I especially
enjoy audio engineering, although I've been writing software for the last several years, since that's where the opportunities
are in the Pacific Northwest (this is Microsoft country after all). I'm currently working as a Senior Staff Engineer -- Resume at another large independent software vendor in Washington State.
I majored in mathematics and physics in college. Other interests include music appreciation (baroque, classical and early
romantic, ragtime, and 60's and 70's rock & roll), high fidelity audio electronics, meteorology and of course, computing
hardware and software. I tend to think a lot like this guy.
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