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Technician


Question Posted Tuesday May 31 2005, 1:11 pm

So you've been a computer technian since you were twelve?

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DangerNerd answered Tuesday May 31 2005, 1:47 pm:
Hello there,

I was born in 1970.

In 1982 CBM (Commodore Business Machines) released the Commodore 64. That same year I began installing reset switches and designing my own modifications for this, the best selling computer of all time. (A record which is still held to this day.)

Ordinarily this wouldn't be the big story, but I finished high-school at 12. My parents put me up in my own computer repair business at 13.

From that day to this, computers have been the main career focus of my life.

In other words, yes. :-)

Thank you for asking,

DangerNerd.

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