Space for this site is donated by The Little Mac Shop, a now-dormant business I ran in 1998 and 1999. I just didn't have time to work a full-time job, run a small business, and do the other things I wanted to do (see above) and work on this site, too. So The Little Mac Shop went to sleep.

I design this site on my maxed-out PowerMac 8500, using a variety of different tools: Adobe's GoLive, Photoshop, ImageReady and Illustrator; MicroFrontier's ColorIt!; Agfa's FotoLook; Bare Bones' BBEdit; Dartmouth's Fetch FTP software; iCab, Navigator and Internet Explorer Web browsing software; and NiftyTelnet.

I experimented with Linuz for a while at home (I use UNIX extensively at work, but gave up. It was just too much work for a home computer; things were more difficult than they needed to be. Now I'm eagerly awaiting Mac OS X!

This Web page was served up to you from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by a Pentium III machine running FreeBSD UNIX and the Apache Web server at pair Networks, one of the most-competent, full-featured and inexpensive Web hosting companies you'll find.

The database portion of this site uses a combination of MySQL and PHP to store and deliver dynamic content. They both rock.

Suggestions for changes and improvements are welcomed! Let me know what you'd like to see here.