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Welcome to my main web site. Actually, that's a rather grandiose term...this site is here mostly (but not entirely) to provide pointers to other websites. These might be my own sites, or just places I think might be interesting. It's very basic, but it saves me some time telling people individually about stuff, and it costs very little to run. So, for better or worse, here it is. Most of the information is on this one page, but there might be links to a few others...take a look at the sidebar on the left. This site was built by, and is maintained by, Bob Eager himself. Bob can be contacted via these pages if you would like more information. My web sitesI don't have that many different public sites myself, but here they are:
I admit to using Facebook, so I might as well give details.
I don't use Twitter a great deal. However, you can find me there as @rde42. MastodonI use Mastodon more than Twitter. You can find me there as @rde42@mastodonapp.uk. YouTubeI now have a YouTube channel. It's mainly sets of slides with added narration, so if you want to re-live one of my talks or lectures, this is the place! You can find it at: http://youtube.bobeager.uk. Yes, I'm on Linkedin. Feel free to connect with me. Find me at http://uk.linkedin.com/in/bobeager. Leaving the University of KentI decided to leave the School of Computing at the University of Kent, my last day being the 31st December 2015. My reasons for doing so cannot really be put on public display, but suffice it to say that they were in a large part political. However, I have been asked various things which are neatly answered by the little 'speech' I gave at my leaving party. There is a much edited version of this on the School of Computing website, but I am providing an unexpurgated, unredacted version here. Just bear in mind the context in which it was given; it wasn't meant to be an erudite essay. You can get the PDF here. Coming soonI intend to have a 'retrocomputing' site which will contain lots of stuff (and links) related to ancient computers, etc. Keep looking! |
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Bob Eager
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06 Jun 2023