As you've probably gathered by now, I am David Luyer. Some further details about me can be found below, if you're interested.
| Birthdate | 4th of March 1977 (Pisces, Year of the Fire Snake) |
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| Home | In Perth - High Beach, Cottesloe |
| In San Jose - Downtown San Jose | |
| Work | Google, Inc |
| Employee from January 2007 | |
| Pacific Internet (Australia) | |
| Chief Network Architect from Feburary 2004 to December 2006 | |
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Network Development Manager from January 2002 (including System Engineering from March 2003) |
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| Network Manager from October 2001 | |
| Engineering Projects Manager from January 2001 | |
| Senior Network Engineer from March 2000 | |
| Network Engineer from October 1999 | |
| UWA University Computing Services | |
| Systems/Network Adminstrator from March 1996 | |
| Industry Certification | CCIE # 15059 (online verification) |
| University | BCM (Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences) at The University of Western Australia; during my degree I learned a great deal at the UWA University Computer Club, and graduated by external study at The University of Melbourne |
| DipB (Diploma of Business) through Swinburne University as part of my work at Pacific Internet | |
| Earlier Study | I entered University in 1994, a year younger than most, due to my study at Swanbourne SHS where I completed high school in 4 years, completing 14 TEE subjects in my last 2 years with straight A grades |
| Mobile Phone | +61 4 1111 BYTE - SMS only |
| Journal | livejournal: luyer |
| david@luyer.net |
By now most of the software I developed at UWA has been retired. The web interface to the UCC Drink Machine still remains.
While I was at the university, I also contributed to various free software projects, notably bringing PoPToP (pptp daemon for Linux) to maturity, implementing delay pools (originally "delay hack") code in squid, selective relay debugging in WINE, patches for heaps of projects and a variety of small packages found elsewhere on this site.
Unfortunately I am currently generally unable to contribute to free software projects due to time constraints, but I hope I will be able to contribute again sometime in the future.
