XMLAbout Kevin Inscoe
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- Home: Deltona, FL, USA
- Home town (adult): Frederick, MD, USA
- Home town (youth): Columbia, MD, USA
- Where am I now?
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- What I do: By day I am a senior engineer at a leading publisher in Orlando, FL. I deploy and keep servers and web applications running. I provide software consulting services from time to time. On the personal side I work on ham radio electronic projects such as experimenting with signal propagation and digital communication techniques, low frequency communications and software defined radio. I am also an avid shortwave radio listener and WUN monitor.
- Bio: I am a 25 year experienced unix and software veteran with an emphasis on server, web and application development, administration and monitoring as well as infomation integrity and security having performed as ISO. Educated as an electrical engineer and licensed by the Federal Communications Commision as an Amateur and Second Class Radio technician. I am the founder of the Central Florida Geeks community and resides in Florida with my wife Sarah and three children. I am a member Usenix, ARRL, Volusia Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Service and numerous amateur radio and weather groups.
- Official Theme Music for kevininscoe.com: Portishead Mysterious Heads
Articles, Howtos,
Software and Projects
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Howtos
A number of ascii text howtos I have written over the years. These will be imported into the Wiki this year and also incorporated as documents in SVN.
- Howtos
- Manuals
- Scripts and source code
- Wordpress themes
- Pushkeys is a handy script that I created that allows easy passwordless logins via ssh via initial password login. Pushkeys is a csh script that runs on any different Linux/BSD/Unix flavor.
- Nagios - I have written many custom plugins.
- In 1995 I wrote an extensible unit conversion program called Converso. It is still used today (even by some folks I know at NASA). I am working on a Java version soon.
Hobbies & Interests
- Gentoo Linux - I am working on bringing some ebuilds and overlays up to date eventually working my way up to developer status.
- Apple iPod Touch Development - writing some applications in C++ for my Apple iPod Touch to make it syncable with web applications. I am not fond of using iTunes as a backup method but love the interface and size of the Touch units.
- Working on ATCS for Linux and Java in my not-so-copious spare time.
- Numerous business projects including feed aggregation and splicing, portable media, advertising platforms and many others that I cannot go into detail until they become public sorry.