MindRape When MindRape is not trying to dissect somebody else's programs or programming something of his own, he is busily programming at work. He programs in many different languages such as C (DOS/UNIX), Pascal (DOS/Windows), x86 Assembler, Visual Basic and countless other ones. MindRape's only goal in life to code, which means he consumes large amounts of Pepsi per day (about two 2 liters or so bottles a day). Royce From the time Royce was just big enough to hold a screwdriver, he had an unquenchable thirst for knowing how things worked, why they worked, and how to make them work better. Mechanical, and most other things took a back seat when he discovered the world of electronics. Of all the neat stuff in the world to take apart, nothing could compare to electronic equipment. This led to many high school electronics and shop classes, and then on to a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engingeering. Ironicaly enough, however, his career choice was in coding. Royce's language backgrounds include Pascal(DOS/Windows), x86 Assembler, Z80 Assembler, 68000 Assembler, C/C++(DOS/Doing my best to get into windows), Visual Basic(Windows), and, like MindRape, could start a whole new list if you start talking database development. Some hobbies are coding (imagine that!?!), shooting, reloading, darts, spending time with his wife and 2 daughters, and tinkering around with some electronic gadget of some sort. Yoshi Yoshi spends most of his time working on activities such as Project Icarus (Kid Icarus for the SNES) and maintaining his UNIX network, crystalis.com, from his office. His interests include UNIX security, assembly language, and perl programming. You can always find him on IRC. DiskDude DiskDude is Damaged Cybernetics only Australian member. His specialty lies with the Pascal (DOS/Win-Delphi) and BASIC (DOS/VB) languages. Since his first PC - an 80286 back in '89 - he has taken a great interest in what makes PC's "tick", learning from any scrap of information he can find. Projects ranging from a "Home Weather Station", to the more recent "CartDisk", a multiple console copier, he has excelled in merging the two worlds of electronics and computing. DiskDude plans to become a digital/computer engineer working on new and exciting projects which will ultimately change the world!! (Most of which big Bill has stolen!) :) Damaged Cybernetics is not connected or affiliated with any mentioned company in any way. The opinions of Damaged Cybernetics do not reflect the views of the various companies mentioned here. Companies and all products pertaining to that company are trademarks of that company. Please contact that company for trademark and copyright information. © 1996 Damaged Cybernetics All Rights Reserved