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By: Tariq Saeed	July 13, 2010
It would be hard to say any thing. but impolite not to.

By: Sun	May 21, 2010
Nice site...great job!!! Hi from <a href="http://www.picstropical.com/”> Pictures of Tropical Islands </a></br>

By: Nilakhya Chatterjee

February 19, 2010

its my first visit to your website, read the small insight to your life, and got some inspirations that i am taking with me. I am a software junkie, earn my bread butter as a software support professional, produced nothing of claim, but love to read, have a degree in electronics and exploring electronics as a recent hobby and came 2 your website for simple questions of "current- limiter" .. and everything from then has been very great being here do write back and i wish if i can help your website a bit :) am a big critic haha i know but .. i cant keep things very sweet too long .. have 2 say what mind says .. sorry being on the face .. but ur cool afterall .. .. wish u a gr8 life ahead.

By: Nilakhya Chatterjee

February 19, 2010

its my first visit to your website, read the small insight to your life, and got some inspirations that i am taking with me. I am a software junkie, earn my bread butter as a software support professional, produced nothing of claim, but love to read, have a degree in electronics and exploring electronics as a recent hobby and came 2 your website for simple questions of "current- limiter" .. and everything from then has been very great being here do write back and i wish if i can help your website a bit :) am a big critic haha i know but .. i cant keep things very sweet too long .. have 2 say what mind says .. sorry being on the face .. but ur cool afterall .. .. wish u a gr8 life ahead.

By: cojogoo	December 19, 2009
Just wanted to say thanks for the last couple of hours of browsing your site. Respect! - Standards Engineer .. Chef .. Artist .. Eccentric, cojogoo xx

By: Stephane	August 1, 2009
Hi ! I've been looking for Current limiting circuits and arrived at your site ... NIce stuff ... You're funny and polyvalent ... keep it up !

By: CraziestOzzy	July 20, 2009
Very informative...thanks for sharing your experiences, I identify with using "what was laying around" :P

By: Rob Miller	May 28, 2009
Cool site.

By: Tim Jones	May 27, 2009
Hi Jennifer, I really enjoyed both of your "open letters". I was also pleased to see that you know who Nikola Tesla was, so many people have never even heard of him! Tim Jones, tim.jones@buythisplace.ca

By: Henry B. Tindall, Jr.	March 22, 2009
Sweet. Thanks for onscreend, what a great piece of software! You should update the pages... some of use are morbidly curious and anti-myspace, anti-facebook, anti-anything-the-masses-seem-to-love... Keep being you!

By: Barny Swain	December 1, 2008
Shame you haven't posted recently, I guess 2008 has been too busy a year for you.

By: TABEAR1776	November 10, 2008
Thanks for the current sensing transformer info & schematics.

By: brian scott	August 26, 2008
I just surfed in and gotta tell you.This site was very helpful to me.learned a lot.keep up the great work.

By: Doug Getgood	June 10, 2008
Found your site while building a car computer- good stuff. :) I haven't looked through everything yet, since I AM in the middle of a project... or three... I will though.

By: john brenner	May 20, 2008
How come you don't been post anything new It's been awhile. Thaks in advance J.B.

By: Mark	May 9, 2008
Most honest site I've seen in a while.

By: Tony	May 7, 2008
I love this site, it reminds me so much of the fascination for electronics that I had 30 or so years ago. Then I joined a company that made electronics and of course erosion set in. I Should retire soon then start over and with luck reach Jennifer's level of enthusiasm once more. PS. If I can't ask questions, why does the little box underneath say 'Submit Query'? Bye for now Tony

By: Trevor

April 20, 2008

Can I borrow a nice geek for a little project I'm working on? Someone may find it interesting. Mainly I need to read an electrical schematic, then get a controller working properly. I need things like square wave, pulse generator, variable controls etc. There are lots of other parts to the project too,but it will be cool when done. I have two engineers getting started next week, intitial discussions etc. Then two more in the near future. Any ideas on who might be very cool, and have a little time? email omirahealth@hotmail.com

By: Rene	March 7, 2008
Good info on current sense transformers. I learned a lot. Thank You. Brand new to the subject, I am. R

By: ardell beardy	January 27, 2008
liked the site.and the writing section.

By: [R]ick	January 17, 2008
It's nice to see people use the creative side of the brain. You do not see that very often any more. All in all I must say very nice work on the website. Your site looks really good, and your content very well written. Keep up the great work! "Social Engineering Specialist - Because There Is No Patch For Human Stupidity"

By: Roni	October 1, 2007
I wish I could remember the roundabout route I took getting here... Oh well. Nice to see another female geek; it's such a rare thing in my immediate vicinity. ("Roni" = "Veronika") BTW, nice little "anti-spam" thing (or whatever). How many people get that wrong, I wonder?

By: Jan Magne Landsvik	September 30, 2007
Hi Very nice pages you've compiled here... Am going to study them some more when my puter is back in fit shape. One thing I miss though, dates...All articles should be dated on entry, and on change... :o) Keep up the good work... U R bookmarked... regards from Norway

By: Hans Vosgezang	August 23, 2007
Did anyone ring for me? Just kiddin', I'm just a Nosey Parker. If u look on my Dutch homepage(www.lchaim.nl) there is maybe something what will catch your interest, photo's of trucks ("Mijn werk") and ofcourse my neighborhood("Eigen Foto's"). Kind regards from Hans and keep 'm between the lines (don't snort them!)

By: Adrian Clements	July 27, 2007
You are one very cool person!

By: mike botterill	May 4, 2007
you have a very good way of explaining things thank you. mike.

By: Kathie Nicolet/Chicago Pianist	March 26, 2007
Very nicely done! Best, Kathie Nicolet Chicago Pianist www.knicoletpiano.com

By: Yun JC	March 11, 2007
very impresive.

By: Jana	January 26, 2007
nice site

By: Planner	December 23, 2006
installed onscreend today, so far so good. Thanx.

By: Every Rose	December 8, 2006
Very nice.

By: Curtis Valentine	October 21, 2006
I stumbled across your page looking for electronic info. I like the hardware sections and the Circuit Corner. I was suprised at first to see an anvil and bolt cutters in a signal generator project, but after reading the text I understood. Keep up the good work.

By: John Saunders	July 13, 2006
Moe: This is a late night query to find out how you and your family are... John

By: D.Kuckenburg	June 26, 2006
Hi, very nice story about "circuit protection". For a long time, starting in the 60th, I wondered, wether I was overconcerned by protecting my circuits (24 VDC) at the Vdd input of my PBs by using a 1N4001 Diode. Now I come to think, it was well done. Please more nice stories ! Ciao Dietrich

By: Andre	March 21, 2006
been here looking for python texture generator thank you!

By: Paul	January 17, 2006
I have really enjoyed your guestbook and will return soon

By: Miss Torres	January 14, 2006
I found your site very helpful. Thank you! www.misstorres.com

By: Nortius Maximus	December 29, 2005
This isn't spam, really truly! :) A friend of mine pointed me at your site and I thanked him. I invite and would appreciate it if you'd drop by my blog from time to time. It's intended to be about thinking and morale skills and I'd be honored if an evangelical agnostic dropped by from time to time. :)

By: Nortius Maximus	December 29, 2005
Ooops! forgot the URL: http://gumptionology.blogspot.com/ . Delete this from your guestbook if it's too spamlike for you. But I do hope you'll visit from time to time, or at least add my RSS feed. Cheerio!

By: Nortius Maximus	December 29, 2005
Ooops! forgot the URL: http://gumptionology.blogspot.com/ . Delete this from your guestbook if it's too spamlike for you. But I do hope you'll visit from time to time, or at least add my RSS feed. Cheerio!

By: Teuxe	December 17, 2005
I have just discovered a little part of your website but that was enough to appreciate your talent :) Would like to recognize myself in some of your hobbies... Good luck young geek lady! ;) (-->[] Hop, discovering other pages!)

By: Allen Brown	December 3, 2005
What a delight to read thru your site! Such a talented and interesting person you are.

By: Abuzar	November 7, 2005
Happy that you're still around, where ever you may be... xxxoooxxx

By: Renee Henderson	November 4, 2005
I am an avid CB'er so I can relate to your site. It is very well put together.

By: Tetsu	September 24, 2005
you are an amazing person.

By: dr	August 30, 2005
....you are a rare and fascinating person-that is very refreshing these days!.....be well!.....dr

By: Chow Soon	August 25, 2005
I enjoyed your web site. Great! In your circuit corner, you built a variable duty clock oscillator using 555 timer. Is it can build a pulse generator with variable duty cycle and variable frequency in one breadboard using 555 timer? Actually i wanna build it, but dunno how. May you give me some advise? Thank you for viewing.

By: Larry E. Hailey	August 3, 2005
Hi! It's rather strange hobby for a young girl :o) I like programming too. So I've found so much interesting on your site! Thanks a lot

By: Scott	August 2, 2005
Its been over 2 years since I last came here. Found you burried in my old favorites and thought I'd see how you were doing. Just a reminder to not get to caught up in your work and miss out on life. Living well is the best revenge.

By: King Neptune Music Co	August 2, 2005
Great game, Bugout, loved playing it.

By: George Strider	July 30, 2005
I stumbled upon your site by accident. I have enjoyed reading your articles and views.

By: Sheila	July 11, 2005
A lovely site. Good artwork

By: Michel d	June 18, 2005
Thanks for the manual for the EICO 377. md

By: Chingy	June 10, 2005
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By: Andrew	May 9, 2005
I liked your new about me secion. :) It's cool. Take care old friend. :)

By: Sifar	May 1, 2005
nice website

By: Lars	April 15, 2005
Oi! Followed a link from your slashdot post. I see you like nectarine. The demoscene all the fun is. --- http://violator.superglue.se/

By: Jim Bertoia	March 20, 2005
Interesting site...I am taking an interest in book making, and wonder if there is any commercial software on the market which would print book signatures in the right order for folding, etc....I hope this makes sense... Thanks. Jim

By: K.Thiru	March 12, 2005
pretty cool stuff for this age.

By: AWARD	February 16, 2005
Sorry I dey hereeeeeoooooooooooo

By: Jack

January 29, 2005

Greetings from a vacuum tube audio hobbyist in North Vancouver. ' landed on your site while searching for a manual for my Eico 377 - helped myself to a copy of yours, thanks very much. Unlike your situation, my 377 is 14 years my junior. I think it was built around 1964. BTW I'm digging Digital Gunfire as I sign your guestbook. Ok, got a modified Dynaco Mk IV waiting for me to through some square waves at it. Enjoyed your website. Be good. Jack

By: Scud

January 24, 2005

What an inspiration to young women! All young ladies interested in technology should stop by and see that being a geek isn’t just for men. As for role models (female or otherwise), Jan Axelson is one of my favorites. (http://www.lvr.com/) BTW, my daughter just graduated from UCCS (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs) with her EE (my little geekette, I’m so proud :) ). Now she’s working on a graphics degree (she hopes to work for Pixar so she needs both degrees). Love your Circuit Corner section, keep it up. I’ve been fooling with Z80s lately myself since the apprentices here (Saturn) are required to learn a bit of machine programming, and foolishly come to me for help. Great fun! :) Oh, and I guess that I must be one of the trolls :)

By: John Labutski

January 18, 2005

I enjoyed your web site. I am 63 and a grandfather and you kind of remind me of my oldest granddaughter. I learned of your web site via cad_cam_dro from one of your postings. You had a bunch of very useful circuits posted here. My granddaughter is still trying to decide her major in college and loves electronics. We are putting together some cnc machines for my hobby, maybe she will kind of take your lead for selecting her final career choice. BTW I am a ham radio operator and my call sign is kd6wd Thanks John Labutski Ocala, Florida kd6wd@cox.net

By: LuckyLL	November 1, 2004
Hi Jenn, Glad to see you're doing good! Haven't heard from you since SG5 (no; I'm no longer working there either). Take care, Luc

By: http://gpi.unibe.ch	October 7, 2004
Great homepage! Do you want identification of GPI-anchor signals by a Kohonen Self Organizing Map (Neural Network)? http://gpi.unibe.ch

By: Andrew	September 21, 2004
Hi Jenni!!!! I miss you. I'm working in Juniper now for a while, and I may come online some time within the next week or two. Anyway, take care, and keep being wonderful. Your Friend, Andrew

By: Mr . Retardo	August 26, 2004
Amazing page... inspiring.

By: Asaba Owerri	August 9, 2004
I love this page. It looks really nice. Keep it up

By: Lil Amanda	August 8, 2004
Hey this is Lil from IRC (you know which network! ;) ) *giggles* I just decided to come and take a look at your page. I like your layout and art selection. It's awesome. cheers and meows, amanda

By: Lorraine Lee	August 6, 2004
Keep on forthing.

By: lise burke-davison	August 6, 2004
interesten site ya gots here.

By: Preston	July 26, 2004
Nice site, you kick ass just like me

By: coca cola	July 24, 2004
you rock pic rocks commodores rok in a bit

By: Jenna	July 12, 2004
Awesome website!

By: Simon Magus	July 5, 2004
Big hugs to Me sis :D love the site sis you rock B-)

By: D'arth Vadar	June 9, 2004
Hi! i love your site!, i have bookmarked it and will definatley be coming back!, thanks for providing your service. D'arth Vader CEO acme Spaceage Co.

By: DennisCGc	May 15, 2004
Hey, a pretty cool website, and all written in PHP. A few smilies would be nice IMO

By: Emperor Paul Atreides	May 6, 2004
Dear Jen, I am really impressed with your skills and your attitude towards life. I'd really be delightened to meet such a girl like you. (Please pray for me that I do...) I am a former electronics designer, currently an organic chemist starting an academic career and my congrats are all yours...

By: Randall Venhola	April 2, 2004
Right. You are definitely cool. http://www.randallvenhola.ca

By: dans sweet page	March 5, 2004
I like your Page! Check out mine too! http://www.daniel.stalder.ch

By: L. Andrew Somerville

February 27, 2004

Jen!!! You really have to support line feeds in this thing. I mean I want to *format* my message, and not just have it appear in one big blob!!! Oh, and a field to put in website address would be nice. {new paragraph} Glad to hear the things are working out for you. You're a sweetie. Keep being the smartest, nicest geek on the planet, and you'll be fine. {new paragraph} Your Friend, {new line} Andrew

By: barakta

February 25, 2004

You have served to prove what my SO and I have been saying for quite some time about female geeks.... Dune rules, I read the entire series 1 - 6 during my A-Levels and again a year later. Sadly the books belonged to my ex so I will need to get my own copies sometime to add to the book stash. Nice site, and pwetty computers. We have just acquired a dual cpu box which is currently being stress tested to ensure viability for long term use. Good luck with job search and stuff. Natalya aka barakta

By: J&S Project	February 22, 2004
Hi friends, your website is very nice!!! We are J&S italian dj and producers house music. Please listen our new release Hidden Sky http://www.dance-industries.com/track.asp?track_id=3476

By: L. Andrew Somerville	November 24, 2003
Hey Jennifer. You have a great web page and it's pretty clear that we have a lot in common. Nice to see. I enjoyed talking last night, and I hope that things are going well for you and continue to in the future. You're pretty coool. Andrew

By: Andrew	November 16, 2003
All the best for December, and a full recovery.

By: Jerry T.	November 6, 2003
Jennifer - nice website - refreshing to see someone in hobby electronics still. If you got questions/problems with analog/RF/mixed signal stuff, drop me a note, thats what we do for a living. The email address is cloned so no spam robots can work with it jerry_t(at)ieee(dot)org

By: Kevin Lacquement	November 4, 2003
Greetings from Winnipeg. Followed your link from /., 'cause I'm always looking for fellow Canadians on there.

By: Verrol Adams

November 3, 2003

Hi, I is really nice to see you so envolved in many things. I am the same way. I started gathering parts for to build a robot (using the Motorola HC11) but I put that on hold now and I am working on my OS (when time permits). The OS thing is my latest bug and it will before a bit. It will be a microkernel message based OS. Good luck with all your projects. Oh, I found your site after reading your slashdot post (replying to online dating). :)

By: Anthony	October 31, 2003
Greetings... Nice page, i enjoyed your letter to Hilary Rosen. I look forward to playing QuakeII in text mode once I get my piece of crap working.. one of them.. ;) sleep time, peas and carrots

By: Alicia	October 16, 2003
heya! dropped by to have a look and decided to leave a mark (much like yellow snow) its kinda late so don't expect this to make much sense (not that I ever really do) anyway wishing lots of luck in the job hunt and have fun making robots! ~Justin's little sister [as thats what I will truly always be remembered as] : P

By: Elaan	September 15, 2003
I typed my name in and your site was on the list of many.

By: superbignerd	August 27, 2003
bah. a bored hoser from Toronto, eh. just went through the same program, computer engineering. Got my ring, got my debt, and got a piece of paper that weighs less than a gram. And I didn't learn nearly as much as I imagined I would. ah well. tis life.

By: Moe Shouse	August 23, 2003
At 54 years old I started Electronics school. And love it. I am looking for a GOOD digital clock circut. One would think that would easy. But most I find are to complacted. Can you help Jennifer? Thanks Moe7404

By: Wendy Blevins

August 5, 2003

Hey there, Jennifer. I wish you lots of luck in your desperate job search. There's not really much down here in WA., though you might've heard that Microsoft will be hiring 4-5,000 new workers, but that's about it :-/. Really blows, heh, programmers around here are a dime a dozen. Also, I noticed that you're looking for sociables in order to break out of your 'stupid shell' ;). You should try out geekculture.com - great forums, interesting friendly people from everywhere around the world, Joy of Tech comic strip. It's the perfect place for a Canadian geekette. The makers are from B.C. 8^)

By: uilleann	August 5, 2003
Albeit kinda obvious, the dragon image is missing from this page ;-P

By: Fortyseven

July 28, 2003

I found your personal history page rather interesting, since a lot of it was a bit familar. Although, I was doin' BASIC when I was 6, as opposed to your more superior 5, hehe. The overbright LED experience especially hits home, since I remember attaching one to the user port of a Vic-20, and the thing exploded after a very short time. Luckly I didn't end up with fragments of hot red plastic in my eye. ;)

By: tqft	June 25, 2003
Post a pic and I will mod you up on /. (if you do it in the next 3 days). :-; I was bored 'til I got here

By: Dalcius

June 20, 2003

I got your URL off of your Slashdot profile after reading a rather insightful post. Giving into typical "A FEMALE GEEK?! WHERE?!" impulses, I skimmed your bio... you're 21 and have done all that work in comp sci? I've been a Linux geek for a few years, have mastered Perl and minored in C, web development in general, server admin and graphics (I'm 20 now), but I find myself most humbled. I bow before the geek greatness. =) Best of luck with the new company. Cheers. -Dalcius

By: Chuck Nicholson	June 19, 2003
I am hardware monkey, but I think I am outclassed. Nice dual celerons there.. You have a right to be proud!

By: KJ	June 4, 2003
Guestbooks are like business cards for the internet...just thought I would give you mine. Win $100,000 Playing Online Golf. http://goldenfairway.com/bash

By: Jeannette Wilson	June 2, 2003
Hi, just wandered in from /. Cool, a geek into hardware and software too :) You might try Amateur Radio to help learn about analog (digital is dirt easy :) ) And you might enjoy getting down-n-dirty in firmware, doing robotics and stuff with microcontrollers, too, they can be quite fun.

By: Smilingirl

April 28, 2003

Sweet site, fellow girly geek! I saw a post of yours on slashdot and just had to check out your site since it was a fellow female slashdot reader. I'm more of the engineer than the programmer though (I'm studying chem eng). You can check out my site (hope html works here..) *a href = "http://smilingirl31.tripod.com"*Cosmic Dust*/a* Anyways, you seem like a really cool person, and keep up the kewl site!

By: Joshua A. Schaeffer	April 24, 2003
The easiest way to get social attention is to post your picture.

By: Jay	April 20, 2003
Nice page, cool projects! Being a software guy, I'm ignorant about electronics so I'll definitely check out your tutorials on that subject. While I'm here, allow me to plug GNUstep (http://www.gnustep.org/) the best darned frameworks on the planet! Take a look, you'll be impressed. Feel free to help us out too...

By: Scott	April 14, 2003
Nice site. I enjoyed the details about your history and your lab. Cheers to you and hope things go well for you in the future. /hug

By: McKenzie Aker	April 14, 2003
Followed the link from the land of the trolls as you put it. Impressed to say the least. When they take away the rest of my rights and re-instate the draft...maybe you'll see me in Canada...till then i'll be down here in the lower 48. More power to you in keeping the site up...and in finding employment. McK

By: Geek	February 8, 2003
Greetz from Vancouver! I found you from a link on the forums over at www.dutchforce.com. Ja, jobs sux0r for us 1337's here in Canada, eh? ;-)

By: Geek	February 8, 2003
Greetz from Vancouver! I found you from a link on the forums over at www.dutchforce.com. Ja, jobs sux0r for us 1337's here in Canada, eh? ;-)

By: Futt	December 28, 2002
Bored stiff so I got to clicking random links on /. Sooo, why not scribble a word or two while I'm here.

By: Elaan Zaleschuk

December 24, 2002

Hi. I wondered what might come up if I put www.elaan.com into the address line, and I got your web page. I have to thank you for being clean and not pornographic. Also for being a woman of obvious intelligence in a field dominated mostly by men... I am a woman of science, and in fact a teacher. I always strive to promote the sciences to my female students. Lastly, while you mentioned you were born in Nfld, I can only assume you still reside in Canada. Thank you also for that. Have a very Merry Christmas and all the best in 2003. Oh- one more thing, great name...I have never come across the spelling the same as mine. Cheers!

By: Gabe	October 22, 2002
*chuckles* ahhhhh geekdom... I was on my way there once... But I got turned aside.. :-/ I still like computers, and programming, and I can follow along better then the average user... but I gues I'm not a geek.. *sighs* However that aside, this is a very well designed personal space for you, Jen... I am rather impressed.. :)

By: Shawn D. Pullum	October 1, 2002
cool site

By: BlackDragon	September 5, 2002
Heya. Just read through your very impressive ABOUT ME page. Nice to meet someone else who's worked with OOP in quickbasic. Very impressive stuff for a 21 year old. I'm a 21yr old programmer in New Zealand (like that Jason dude) and I still haven't written a decent 3D engine. :D Keep up the good work!

By: Eli

September 3, 2002

What a plesent surprise to encounter, even just electronically, a chick who likes Dune and Heinlein and is not afraid of highly technical subjects ( I understate of course, you put my feeble grasp of the electronic realm to shame, as I assume is also true for most people). If I ever actualy meet a woman who comes half as close to my idealized conception of feminine perfection, I will count myself lucky.

By: Mike scutt	August 26, 2002
nice design fluffy

By: Stephen Clements	August 8, 2002
My lord this is an intimidating page

By: Robert	June 10, 2002
Hey! Found your site when looking around the net for info on aa-lib.. I really enjoyed reading though your projects.. Anyway, must get back to the study for my computer systems engineering exams! Rob.

By: Will	June 6, 2002
I liked you before all this - but this is very impressive! Brains and beauty - wow! Will

By: Garth Rautenbach	January 2, 2002
Nicely laid out. Came by your site via open-quakes text mode link... Be nice if you have some pics of your setup... Kind Regards Garth

By: Ed Schlunder	January 2, 2002
Hi, came to see your page after seeing a post on Slashdot by you (geek chicks are few). It's been a long time, so maybe you aren't looking for EDA programs anymore, but for what its worth, I've had a lot of fun with the EAGLE layout editor from www.cadsoft.de. Good luck in your all your hacking endevours!

By: Jonathan DePrizio	December 31, 2001
Cool site, like the simple layout! But please...no bots?

By: Dan	December 31, 2001
Visited because of your comment about your Quake2 textmode hack. Leaving very impressed.

By: burke	December 31, 2001
Like so many others I visited your site because of your /. post regarding textmode Quake 2. You have a very nicely laid-out site except for the cheesy pic in the top right corner. ;)

By: Laubzega	December 31, 2001
Well, I've looked a bit more at the photo and it looks like the book under dragon's right hand (I said: dragon's) is actually a Netscape Navigator manual. Could it be so?

By: Pyrite	December 31, 2001
Hey, checked out your site, nice stuff. YOu seem to be quite the programmer with a very good understanding of math and electronics. I'm a bit of a programmer myself but not really...just php. Nways, I like Dune (the artist) especially the music video for "I can't stop raving" (which I have). check out my site if you like... or if you like orange. http://www.allaboutorange.com cya. - Pyrite

By: anonymous	December 31, 2001
Whoa, a geek who's a CHICK! Let's get married, I'm a programmer who doesn't live in New Zealand. You should include a pic or two of yourself here. In the meantime, the shot of Io was quite captivating. But surely you have a machine that's older than a P-90? Oh well, I'm rambling. Nice site, please encourage your fellow chicks to become geeks. Thank you.

By: Sergiu Partenie	December 16, 2001
Hi, nice page ... _Please_ add some pictures of the equipment (and some of yourself wouldn't hurt but will increase the traffic to your page) :)

By: Emily

September 28, 2001

Yes I know I left you a message here before, and yes I know you had to deleat it, he he he, so I'll try and make this one more to your liking. First of all though, if you dont start taking pics for this page I will for you(and you'll have to live with the ones I take so watch it!)Oh well, its pretty good so far there is a LOT yet to add, and a lot of updates your neglected recently. Keep up the good work. P.S. I just re-read what I wrote and realized that it is very critical(and hadmany mis-spellings, lol)I really do think the site is coming along well and I do like it.

By: Michael Gabona	July 30, 2001
Your website was quite emasculating to say the least. I bow to you.

By: Josh	July 13, 2001
Hi-O! Saw a /. post of yours and thought I'd check out your web site because I was bored. I'm a general Linux goob in Alaska, with aspiratoins for world domination ;-* Well that's all I have to say now. Visit my site, www.acerbic.org, if your bored and have very low standards ;-*

By: LeBon	July 13, 2001
Jennifer, Do you in any way resemble the girl kneeling next to the dragon? ;-) If so, write me!

By: Jason Smith	July 9, 2001
hey jennifer...just wondering around the web and some random clickin got me here..interestin site! I'm a programmer in NZ! probably a long long way away from where u are, but no doubt we both have the same fustratin prob's with codin in general!..chuckles..well have fun.

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