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User:Graham france

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Currently reseraching the computer technologies of the future. Adhere to scientific principles. Encourage learning and knowledge. Do not berate those who ask questions; answer their questions.

Hi!! I'm 42 years old, with two sons: John (29) and Michael (25). I live near Bristol, in the south west of England.

I'm retired, after working at British Aerospace. My work includes software engineering (website engineer), then studies of the effect of user interface (as an assistant scientist), and finally Flash, Director and Java programming (as a senior tester).

My hobby is photography. I started contributing pictures to Wikipedia, taken on an digital compact and, since January 2009 on a digital SLR.

As of June 2009, I have contributed 12,000 article edits to Wikipedia in 3 languages.

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A few of my theories on Systems Architecture Wikipedia articles

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This section will be updated with a thourough incarnation of my articles and shall be updated soon. You may be wondering why I haven't yet updated this section and the reasons are as follows (in order of importance):

  • Other Priorities
  • Time
  • Lazyness (aka busy doing mundane things / relaxing)
  • Cannot be bothered
  • Weak organization skills
  • Contemplating
  • No real motivation