My username comes from a type of falcon, known as the Merlin, not the fictional character. It was all part of my diabolical social network mind game experiments.![]()
In other news, I graduated from college like 1 1/2 years ago and have been working for SRNS, which is a subcontractor for the DOE at SRS. Heh, if all the acronyms we use were in a book, it'd be thicker than a dictionary. I do a wide variety of internet/intranet programming for different customers. It's mostly Java-based stuff, but I also have been developing in Adobe Flex as well. It's a pretty fun job since I get to do so many different types of tasks, so I never get bored. One day I could be writing a servlet and the next I could be hardening an app against vulnerabilities.
As for the real world, it is definitely different than college life. I honestly have less free time than before, which is ironic since I worked 40 hours plus went to college full time. I live on my own now, so my free time is consumed doing remedial chores. I can't complain though. Being single is so stress free.
In FF news, I quit FFXI sometime at the end of last year. Alexander was so slow that I got fishing up to 100 while trying to set up parties. It got to the point that the only way to get EXP in a party was to level sync in Qufim. I had better things to do with my time. On the other hand I am looking forward to FFXIV. It looks pretty cool so far(other than the fact that some of it is rehashed elements from FFXI).
I just finally beat FFXIII, but that wasn't because it was taking me forever. I've been doing a run through the whole FF series. I was busy finishing up FFVII: CC at the time. I eventually took a break from my 100% completion of every game from FFI-FFXII to beat FFXIII. I still need to get 100% completion on it though. I hate how you have to beat the story before you can work on most of the side-quest stuff. It is such a turnoff. But that would be digressing.
And that is a quick summation of my life as it is now. I don't feel like writing an essay today. <(^_^)>
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