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Computer

MacThis user contributes using a Macintosh computer.

This user contributes using an iMac G5 computer.

This user contributes using Safari.

This user hates Internet Explorer.

xhtml-5This user is an XHTML professional.

css-4This user is an expert Cascading Style Sheets user.

PHP-2This user is an intermediate PHP programmer.

This user uses Wikipedia as a primary point of reference.

This user uses Google as a primary search engine.

This user has a dual monitor configuration at work.

{{t|3}}This user contributes to the template namespace with confidence.

{{Wiki}}This user can write in the MediaWiki language.

Not like I'm a computer nerd or anything...

• I'm a proud Mac user. If you use Windows, that's okay; I'll just have a moment of silence for every virus and trojan horse that you have to deal with. Actually, scratch that; if I did, I'd never start talking (granted, that would be okay to some...)

• Specifically, I use an iMac G5.

• I use Safari as my primary browser, but I also use Firefox, Opera, Camino, and IE for testing websites.

• I hate Internet Explorer. I don't care what browser you use, just don't use IE. Why? For starters, it opens up Windows users to a whole world of problems. Secondly, IE's support of style sheets sucks. I cannot stress this enough.

• I can sling XHTML no nobody's business. As long as you don't think about the previous statement very much, it makes perfect sense. Trust me on this one.

• Tied very closely to my XHTML skills, I'm pretty damn handy with style sheets, too. I'm currently bemoaning the fact that I can't link to an external style sheet on my userpages, as I was hoping to spiffy the place up with some pseudo classes. *sigh*

• Continuing the downward trend of my skillsets, I'm not bad with PHP. I've yet to do any database-driven websites, but I have done some pretty tricky websites using fairly complex if/then statements.

• If I'm looking up exact information, I'll generally check out Wikipedia first (which is really easy, as I almost always have a wiki window up).

• I use Google. 'nuff said.

• I love having a dual monitor setup at work. If I had the desk space at home, I'd get a similar setup.

• I'm pretty damn handy with templates. I'd actually say I'm a level 3.5, but I'll round down...

• After over 39k edits around here, I've gotten to be damn good with wiki-markup...