Assertion: This section is pointless.
Why is that you say? Well, those that know me will not learn anything from this page and those that don't know me clearly couldn't give a squirrels walnut sack about all this dross. So why write it then you twunt? Well here is the beautiful self-indulgent geakery (sp?) bit. By putting all this nonsense here, when people search for my name on Google, my site should come up in the listings!! Woop woop! This next table should help things along nicely I think:
| My Textual Mugshot (As it were) | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Daniel Mark Rathbone |
| Alias(es): | Danny (impressive that one eh!?), Rathers, Rat Hairs, Mr Rathers, Rathboner |
| Dwelling: | Bootham, York, England |
| Occupation: | Software Engineer |
| Age: | 28 |
| Interests: | Stupidly absurdly heavy music, playing guitars and drum kits, cooking, beer appreciation, getting fucked by the powers that be, digging for worms, walking in the rain, ogling at buildings, C++, running in the rain, spring, summer, autumn, winter, jazzcore. |
I first started making webshites way back in t'day when I was at uni. Originally I started pimping myself on the web to allow people to download and listen to music that I had composed and recorded. I write less music these days, probably because I have a job now and so most of my spare time has been sucked into the abyss of employment. Anyway, I still kick out the odd tune and all my old creations are still here in the 'My Music' section. I haven't really done anything about my personal website for about 4 years as all my web development focus went on my band's website; 23 Beasts. Sadly the Beasts no longer exist, but the site is still there and working.
Several things made me build this website:
Because this is a community site, anyone can contribute their thoughts to the site, but a great deal of the content can only be added by members. For example members can post reviews, have their own blog, upload pictures etc. If you want to become a member then just ask me. Go on - it'll be fun!
So now you understand a bit about what the site is trying to achieve, here follows a description of what each section is all about.
If you still want to know more about the site then there is an article in the technical section about the design of the sight from a back and front end viewpoint. There are even code samples! For now I will say goodbye and leave you to click around.