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Thank you for being here. First I apologize to you for the mistakes you could find in this document. Please remember that I'm just a French guy and I'm not native from any English speaking country.

Have a look at my pages and you will learn more about me...

Interests

Although I spend most of my time in front of computers, I am still not completly alienated. I still have some other subject of interest:

One of the most well known ships gave its name to my computer, this ship is the Titanic. For those who don't know what ship it is, the Titanic was the biggest, the most luxurious liner of its time. Some said she was unsinkable... The fact is she sank during her maiden journey, a cold and dark night of April 1912.
I don't know why, but I've been fascinated by her tragic destiny for a while.
I have been interested in the world beneath the surface of the oceans since I was a child. No need to say that I am a scuba diver. I first dived in June 1993, I think I'll stop when the oceans are dry... Well, if I find some free time, I'm going to make a nice Web site for it.
And last but not least, I spend the rest of my time shooting photos. Unfortunately, there is no Cindy Crawford, no Claudia Shiffer nor Kathy Ireland available for improving my technique. So I photograph monuments, landscapes and stuff like that. As soon as I find a color scanner, I'll let you discover my nicest ones. If you are a beautiful girl looking for a photograph, drop me an email! Anyway, if you are a beautiful girl but you are not looking for a photograph, feel free to send me an email as well. ;-)

Computer Science

For those of you, who like me, spend their whole day getting a tan in front of their trinitron monitor, I think you may be interested in what follows:

Why my main computer is a Macintosh.
The true story of Apple Computer (sorry, it's a french document).
Jef Raskin and Bruce Horn are giving us some details about who did what when the Mac was created.
You can also find some utilities for the Macintosh which were created by some friends of mine and I.
While I was a student at the ENST, I had a look at the configuration of a CISCO router. But I'm too lazy to translate this document in english, so it is reserved for those who understand french.
I was also a member of the association REZEL, which provides students who are living in the school residence (also called MAISEL) with access to the school's network and so to the Internet.
Wanna know the statistics of my pages?
Just in case you didn't guess, I am also the system administrator of the StarWay domain.

Me

Now it's time for the serious stuff. As a software / network engineer, I'd like to go back to San Francisco and find an interesting job. So if you think I can be of use to you, take a look at my résumé and let me know by email.

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Last Update -- August 21, 1999