
Here are some mostly off-site links to much more relevant information:
- I have a small craft item sales business; Design by Ulric.
- I have an occasionally updated blog.
- View my CV/Resume.
- I volunteer at a number of local 501(c)3 non-profits:
- Fort Collins Creator Hub. I am
a founder of this makerspace, and over the years have served as a board member, secretary, vice-president,
president, docent, equipment trainer, IT/automation specialist, and teacher.
- Fort Collins Figure Skating Club. I am an
IT specialist, as well as a general volunteer at events, helping out with setup, teardown,
event announcing, and other positions. I also skate for the Fire Crystals synchronized skating team.
- Unser Hafen, a local branch of the
SCA. I filled the roles of Captain of the Archers and
Webminister/IT specialist for many years, as well as helped out with event planning,
setup, teardown, etc.
- Loveland CreatorSpace. I helped found this
makerspace, and taught numerous classes for them.
- I publish various projects on my personal
Github account.
I've also created or contributed to numerous other projects on github, for:
- I created and implemented
VDPAU for NVIDIA.
- I've written
many patches for the the Linux kernel.
- While working on DT support in the Linux kernel, I created
some patches for the device tree compiler.
- I've also
contributed to the U-Boot bootloader.
- I have published a variety of work-related documentation:
- I have contributed to libconcord,
an Open Source project to program Logitech Harmony remote controls,
and created the congruity
GUI application to drive it.
- I was a maintainer of TMDA, particularly the
tmda-ofmipd component.
- I have a linkedin profile.
- I implemented Conway's game of life in HTML, SVG, and Javascript.
Anyone can be taught to sculpt:
Michelangelo would have to be taught not to.
So it is with great programmers.
-- ACM SigPlan 1982, Epigrams in Programming
Intelligence is not just the ability to learn, but the desire.
-- Stephen Warren
This Web page is maintained by Stephen Warren,
swarren@wwwdotorg.org