Thomas J. Hardman, Jrthardman [at] thomashardman.com |
On December 12, 2008, the US Patent and Trademark Office granted me US Patent 7,464,403. This regards an invention in the field of computing and dataprocessing, "Secure Mobile Office Wireless Local-Area Network Application Integration Package Running from CDROM".
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Please take a look at my LinkedIn profile and resume. Short and sweet, I build computers and install and configure Linux, NetBSD or other UNIX-like operating systems.
Perhaps you'd like to see an example of a fairly simple -- and geographically limited -- datamining application I developed?
Or perhaps you would like to read my Blog.
I own and operate a variety of internet services. I am most proud of my community-oriented server, AspenHillNet, which has all sorts of links to various businesses and organizations in and around the Aspen Hill Area. I also developed -- but no longer serve -- the pages for the Aspen Hill Civic Association, Inc.
I am to some small degree a "gearhead" -- if at all possible within the limits of my collection of tools and constraints of time or money, I like to work on old motor vehicles. I generally enjoy using tools and working with Tech. I also build computers and this is where you'll find things like a basic UNIX commandline interface tutorial.
My Special Elections District 4 2009 campaign site is at www.thomashardman.NET.
I appear to be making a habit of running for office.
In spring of 2009, I ran for the office of County Council in District 4. I didn't win.
In spring of 2008, I ran for the office of County Council, in District 4 of Montgomery County. I was Blogging the campaign and that will be my sporadically ongoing blog of politics in District 4.
In the 2006 election season, I ran for the position of Delegate, District 19, in Maryland. I have moved that part of the site to a new location.
I like to play guitar.
I like to Write.