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A person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities, as opposed to most users, who prefer to learn only the minimum necessary. - Jargon File

“The supreme accomplishment is to blur the line between work and play.” - Arnold Toynbee

I have been designing and developing computer software solutions for over 20 years. I am a Chartered IT Professional awarded by the British Computer Society and a Fellow of the Institution of Analysts and Programmers.

Currently I run my own Software Development and Computer Consultancy company. In addition I also run Arten Books which provides new and used discount books through the Amazon Marketplace.

I am a Motorcycle fan, an avid reader of sci-fi, fantasy, history, thrillers and technical books, a guitar player, a traveller and a father.

In addition I have a special interest in ancient cultures, their technologies and beliefs, such as the Egyptians, the Aztecs, the Greeks and the Romans.

In September 2009 one of my products R10Cipher: Email, Text and File Security, was shortlisted as a Finalist for the 2009 Information Security Product of the Year award.

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20 September 2009

The Lonely Hacker Blog | 27 September 2009 | 13 September 2009

New R10Cipher Testimonials

23/09/09 22:30

Yesterday I received two new testimonials for R10Cipher, my Cross Platform Email and File Security Software.

I have a thing for encryption programs and most sadly seem to be snake oil and try and hype on the fear factor. I was impressed that you have chosen not to go the way of the “Military Level Encryption” or “Not Even the CIA Can Break” road and simply give examples of what your product can do.

Which is why after a quick play with your product, reading all the documentation and the ever important look on google for any negative things, I have purchased a couple of licences and may get more before the end of the Zot.
Good work. - Kevin

I saw your app on MACZOT promo today and downloaded the trial. I liked what I saw and replaced another encryption app that I was using. Good job. - Joe

It really gives me a buzz when people care enough about my work to write and tell me. Cheers guys

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Daughters 1st Motorbike Lesson

22/09/09 17:39

I've just got back from taking my daughter for her first lesson on how to ride a motorcycle. It actually well quite well. She can now get on the bike, start it and move forward slightly in first gear without stalling it - most of the time. She's taken her first fall as well so that's that fear out of the way ! She was riding my off-road bike which made it more difficult as it was slightly too tall and quite powerful for a first timer.

I've yet to get her any body armour so she wore mine and she also needs some boots, I think I'll take her over DK Motorcycles on Saturday and let her get both those items. Then all we need is a bike for her ... I've seen plenty but the decent ones have all been over budget, we'll keep looking however.

It took me a while to persuade her mother that we should let her get into motocross, but I think it's important that you give your kids the opportunity to experience as much as possible. It's not the safest sport in the world but then real life isn't always safe, I'd rather her be riding a bike off-road rather than doing what a lot of teenagers get upto today, that's for sure.

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