Nathan Daniels began programming in 1987 when he got his hands on his first computer, a Tandy Color Computer III.  After several years of BASIC programming he picked up Assembly Language for the Motorola 6502 and 6809 microprocessors.  In 1994 he picked up a 486 box and began learning C/C++ and HTML.  Since then he has done programming in all major areas of Computer Science focusing on data analysis and client-server software.  He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in May, 2000 with a B.S. in General Engineering and began researching Operating System design.

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