Fernando Cassia

About Me

I started playing with computers at around age 10. But I really got hooked later, at the time of 1200 bps modems, Fidonet-style BBS networks, and x.25 packet switched connections. I live down in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and work writing assorted babbling for the UK based IT news site The Inquirer (theinquirer.net) I'm a fan of cross-plaform Java applications, PalmOS, and enjoy using and exploring linux distros. While I can dabble in php3, rexx, and "hello, world" kind of java development, I lack the focus and attention span for elaborate coding, that's why my hobby programming projects never got past a version 0.2. Writing and, perhaps, taking pictures, is what I really enjoy in life, next to good music and cinema. Microsoft, telco monopolies and perhaps laizes-faire capitalism advocates are my pet peeves. I joined the EFF back in 1995 and I'm currently a member of the Free Software Foundation. Mozilla and StarOffice / OpenOffice are my main software darlings.

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Nerd Enojado!  
NerdProgre, Un informático en la Pampa Guacha y Sojera  
El Espíritu de Contradicción  
Blogueros por la Libertad de expresión Laura Anyuletta Tomás Andrés el Viejo Gerardo Fernández Maby Eva Row Ezequiel Meler Colo Rob Rufino Patucho Linearoja Diego F. Goliardo Mauri K
SusSesos Argentinos  
The Spirit of Discordance