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Doug Roberts

http://parrot-farm.net/Second-Cousins/
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Computer Scientist / Writer / Musician
Open Source project(s) I'm involved with or passionate about: 
A variety of projects involving Linux clusters and High Performance Computing. Oh, and the saxophone. Not open source of course, but sometimes open mic.

I've spent a couple of bizallion years in places like Libya, North Africa, several US National Laboratories, and a half-dozen bars in Santa Fe, New Mexico (playing music: what were you thinking?)


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Hi, there. I'm one of your new, devoted Linux Journal bloggers. I hope you enjoy reading my posts each month about various aspects of Linux!

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happiness4u
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Sat, 08/20/2011 - 14:16

Hello
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Daedalus
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Tue, 06/29/2010 - 22:46

Doug thanks for adding me as a friend. It is nice to be seen and heard. I hope we will have time to chat or talk as the days go by!

Comment by Doug.Roberts
Welcome to the group! Glad to have you here.
Pete Vargas Mas
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Wed, 05/12/2010 - 05:11

Hi Doug! Glad to meet you!

Comment by Doug.Roberts
Likewise, Pete! Did I read somewhere that you administer > 400 Linux boxes? That's pretty serious sys admin...
David Lane
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Thu, 04/15/2010 - 07:34

Welcome aboard Doug! A great way to start out!

Comment by Doug.Roberts
Thanks David. I'm pleased to be a part of the Linux Journal family!
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