WauloK : The life and interests of an Aussie

I use multi-million dollar satellites to find tupperware in the bush!

Me


Jason Oakley

Jason Oakley

Jason Oakley aka WauloK aka Pentankh Eternal – an Australian eclectic-pagan goth.


The BangRocks Network features: BangRocks.com and its various subdomains, my professional site “JasonOakley.me” along with the Two Goth Geeks geocaching website.

My favourite books are The Wisdom of Florence Scovel Shinn and The Alchemist. I also like a DVD called “What the bleep do we know? – Down the rabbit hole”. It “is a controversial 2004 film that combines both documentary interviews, fiction and animation to posit a connection between science and spirituality based upon the teachings of JZ Knight/Ramtha. The topics discussed include neurology, quantum physics, psychology, epistemology, ontology, metaphysics, magical thinking and spirituality”.

I have a gorgeous daughter named Sienna whom I see every school holidays that I can . She keeps me going in life and gives me something to look forward to. I enjoy taking my daughter and other friends out Geocaching.

Sienna

Sienna

I have helped out on various forums including at: AusPUG.org. I’m often found on FaceBook or Twitter (via the iPhone application “Echofon”) under the username “WauloK”.  I’ve dabbled in computer graphics, computer programming, computer music, databases, spreadsheets, documents, etc. I’ve had jobs building PCs, repairing PCs, networking PCs, supporting networks and internet service provider customers. I’ve had jobs running major Sun Solaris and Linux (and FreeBSD) servers. I’ve even touched on routers, switches and hubs. I’ve tried just about every aspect of computer interaction that you can think of. Even voice recognition. I’ve programmed in a few different languages from Perl to PHP & SQL to C, Gamemaker Language and shell scripting BASH.

Things I’ve done

  • Programmed a game for the Palm OS in C (and some C++). Quirl. Not available for download any more.

A Palm OS Game by Jason Oakley

  • Programmed a game in Small C for a retro 80s computer called “VZ 200″. Arkaball:

A game for the VZ 200 colour computer

Asteroid Attack by Jason Oakley

  • Maintain and update the Australian Palm OS (R) Users Group website and SMF forum. AusPUG.org. (Now defunct).
  • Design popular graphics for Print-on-Demand services via CafePress. Aquotik Designs.

A popular Aquotik Designs graphic

  • Programmed a handy utility application for the new Google Android platform. Best Value.

Google Android platform application Best Value

  • Maintain the VZ 200 / VZ 300 retro computer website. VZ-ALiVE.
blog comments powered by Disqus