If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!
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Wow! Lots of new folks in here! Thanks to @Frank-Karlitschek, @LukasReschke and @jospoortvliet for coming by yesterday!
Also welcome aboard to @zowee and @alep!
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The AMA brought in four or five new people alone. That was pretty cool.
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Welcome to @Harry-Lui
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Hey guys,
Steve here. By day, I work for Cybernetics. I've been here 26 years. We manufacture storage arrays and virtual tape libraries.
By night, I run a geo domain dedicated to Virginia Beach. I use Drupal 7 and lots of coffee.
@scottalanmiller told me about the site. I'm looking forward to reading and contributing if I can.
Steve
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@recoil hey welcome to the community! Great to see you here.
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Welcome aboard @recoil!
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People are joining quickly this week. Greetings @recoil
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Welcome to @marv
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@scottalanmiller said in If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!:
@alefattorini couple other big community managers here like @nic and @SeanD
Not sure about big but I've been doing it for a while and have the scars and bruises to prove it
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Welcome to @haly595
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And welcome to @AmishBIll
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Welcome to @rustcohle
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Hey @rustcohle nice to see a new face here. Where are you located?
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Welcome @Eltolargo
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Welcome to @Eltolargo and @rustcohle
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Welcomem to @maruthu
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Welcome @flabbergastedFiltch
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Welcome @bigbear
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Hi all,
Andy Myers. I am about 15 years a WISP engineer and have spent the last 5 or 6 years expanding into BTS/VSAT/Cellular projects.
Currently working at a WISP who provides business internet and voice primarily, some residential service in rural areas where big cable still doesn't reach. We do some speciality cellular work for military training facilities throughout the U.S. and some Maritime ISP stuff due to a large client we brought on a few years back.
Working on expanding my knowledge of Python, Ruby, VoIP switches such as FreePBX and Freeswitch.
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@bigbear said in If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!:
Hi all,
Andy Myers. I am about 15 years a WISP engineer and have spent the last 5 or 6 years expanding into BTS/VSAT/Cellular projects.
Currently working at a WISP who provides business internet and voice primarily, some residential service in rural areas where big cable still doesn't reach. We do some speciality cellular work for military training facilities throughout the U.S. and some Maritime ISP stuff due to a large client we brought on a few years back.
Working on expanding my knowledge of Python, Ruby, VoIP switches such as FreePBX and Freeswitch.
Nice. Welcome!
