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$50 USD / Hour
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United States (12:29 AM)
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Joined on September 3, 2010
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4 Recommendations
$50 USD / Hour
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Primarily skills in performance programming, C++/C, Objective C, Fortran, Parallel Programming, pthreads, GUI development, Cocoa, JNI, and Network programming (TCP/IP, Encryption).Specialize in client/server applications over TCP/UDP sockets, UDP hole punching. Over 25 year experience in these: OS X, UNIX, Linux, Windows, Solaris. Also, specializing in License Management
Verifications
On time
97%
On budget
100%
Accept rate
72%
Repeat hire rate
3%

SafeGuard LM Software Product Activation

SafeGuard LM Software Product Activation
Excellent work. Everything was delivered on time and exactly how I asked.
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Brillant, Completed in timely fashion and made sure everything was working as it should.
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If you are lucky enough to have repairman4 bid on your project, you should accept. Excellent communication and will continuously work until all project requirements are met.
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Awesome communication. Quality work. Highly recommended. Will definitely rehire in the future. repairman4 went out of his way to to help out and explain the final product. Thanks!
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Education
Rockford College
1979 - 1984
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5 years
Bachelors of Science

United States
1979 - 1984
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5 years
Qualifications
Windows NT Internals
1999
Microsoft Corp.
This was an intensive developer class taught by MS personnel in Redmond Washington. One primary objective was to show how to update running application servers in place without having to shut them down.
1999
Publications
Automatic Software Updates over the Internet
Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc.
Back in the late 90's I proposed having users installed software automatically updated over the internet. Back then it was a big deal because we were still coming in over dialup lines. None the less, higher speed internet connections were on the rise and I implemented an automatic software update utility that would be able to patch our software over the Internet. Of course, in todays world, this is expected behavior. No one even thinks about it anymore but at the time and with the much slower in
Certifications
Freelancer Orientation