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Since October of 1997, I have been employed by Netaxs, a Network Service Provider
based in Philadelphia, doing a mixture of system administration and
network engineering tasks. During the summer of 1999, the company was
merged with Earthstation to become Earthstation Netaxs. About a year
later, we shed the "Earthstation" bit, and we began referring to
ourselves as simply Netaxs once again.
In addition to working at Netaxs, I also do a fair amount of consulting
work on the side. If you're looking for someone with a very strong
Unix and IP background to help maintain an existing server,
build a new one, or just to write a custom script or two, have a peek
at my resume and
drop me a line. More than likely we'll
be able to work something out.
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After growing up in Lafayette Hill, a suburb of Philadelphia, I moved
an hour away to North Coventry in July of 1998 with my significant
other, Danita,
while still commuting for work to Center City Philadelphia.
Ironically, a year later the company moved just minutes away from
where I grew up, and another year later Danita and I moved to a
townhouse in Blue
Bell, also just minutes away. We currently reside there with our
two cats, Pixel and Relic.
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By far the easiest way to reach me is by sending mail to
mct@toren.net. I do my best
to respond to every message which requires attention, however, due to
the large volume of mail I receive, there are occasions when messages
are left at the bottom of my inbox and inadvertently forgotten. If you
have sent me mail and have been waiting for a response for more than a
day or two, please don't take it personally, and feel free to re-send
your message with the Subject: line in capital letters. I'll
do my best to get back to you as quickly as possible.
For those of you wishing to send encrypted messages, you can find a
copy of my GnuPG public key here, or on one of the PGP keyservers.
I don't make a practice of giving out my home telephone numbers to
strangers, but if you happen to know them, you're more than welcome to
try.
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Michael C. Toren
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Schrodinger's cat is dead.
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