Well, I finally got around to updating my resume. It's really more of a curriculum vitae, since it lists all of my publications and products in addition to job history. I found it by getting my old dead notebook computer to be resurrected from the dead. I also found a bunch of other stuff too, including a bunch of old photographs, and source code I wanted.

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