Who I am

Tag/Tag is the technology consulting firm led by
Jacob Redding. I provide consulting services, training, software development and system administration. Utilizing a network of skilled partners I also provide site and graphic design as well as website copywriting, proofing and editing. I am currently working around Asia particularly focused on Beijing & Shanghai China.


What I do

I specialize in the technologies that make the web work in hardware, software and personal form. As a hardware geek I specialize in Apache, MySql/Postgres on Linux. As a developer I use PHP on the Drupal platform for custom site and module development. The web is made up of people and I never stop extending my network to match skilled people with the right companies or projects.

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Climbing, Gavin and OMSI

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Sun, 2004-03-07 13:19.

In the mail today I finally received the XS-Drive I order several weeks ago!!! This thing is a very simple super cool device. In essense it is a laptop hard drive combined with a memory card reader. You put a memory card in the slot hit the copy button and within a minute or two the data from the card is copied to the hard drive. isn't that cool!! Well the entire reason I bought it was for my trip to Europe this summer. I am not bringing my laptop with me because it is just too heavy, the xs-drive weighs just a tad over 10 ounces and can store several thousand digital photographs at full resolution (40 gigs worth when I put my laptop hard drive in it).

You are probably wondering where this picture came from though. Well, I purchased the XS-drive very cheap ($50) because it did not have a hard drive and I just happened to have a spare laptop hard drive laying around my room. When I put the hard drive in the XS-Drive I found several forgotten photos on that spare hard drive. This was one of them.

I posted the others in my gallery under family and friends, the pictures are from several years ago when my best friend, Chris, and his son, Gavin, came to Oregon; we went to OMSI.

Other Happenings:

  • I fixed my bike (new pedals)
  • I made a small dent in my homework pile.
  • My Pepsi I-Tunes mp3 win count is up to 3 (I still need your help in choosing)

 


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