Lars Eilebrecht

 Name:    Lars Eilebrecht
 E-Mail:  sfx@unix-ag.uni-siegen.de
          sfx@cyberspace.org
 WWW:     http://www.unix-ag.uni-siegen.de/~sfx/
 IRC:     Shadowfox
 Address: Glück-Auf-Straße 23
          57223 Kreuztal
          Germany
 Amiga:   A3000

Technical Data:

    Date of birth:  24. march 1972
    Place of birth: Siegen-Weidenau, Germany
    Height:         1.97 metres (77.6 inches)
    Weight:         82.7325 kg (182.3939 pounds)
    Eye color:      grey/blue
    Hair color:     brown

What happened so far:

The first 6 years of my life I spend (obviously) at home. but 1978 I entered the primary school in Kreuztal (Germany). I spend four years there and in 1982 I changed to an other school (in germany it's called "Realschule"). The first computer I owned was a Commodore 64 and in 1988 I bought my first Amiga computer, an Amiga 500.

The same year I bought my first Amiga I changed school again. In germany called "Gymnasium" (best compared with "high school"). I finished school in 1991 with the advanced level exam. Apart from my english language skills (that are sometimes somewhat funny, as you can see in this text ;-)) I also learned the basics of the french language.

Short time after I got my advanced level exam I bought an Amiga 3000 which is still in use.

After that I had to go to the german army for one (in my eyes useless) year. After I finished this holiday I entered the University of Siegen. In 1992 I started my study of computer sciences and electronic engineering. I hope to finish my diploma in 1997.

Things I like...

to do crazy things :-)
to work with my computer :)
good computer programs that do not crash (unfortunately this are not always my own programs >;-))
good food (italian and chinese food are my favorites)
the Meeting Pearls CDs (and of course the meetings :-))
to create web-pages (I'm webmaster of the servers www.uni-siegen.de www.unix-ag.uni-siegen.de)
my to kitten, Bina and Silvy
to hear music (nearly everything from rock/pop, dancefloor to techno)
to dance (I'm member of a dance formation)
to take photos (everythings that comes in front of my lens)
StarTrek (Scotty, beam me up!)
to ride my bicycle
to drive around with my car
movies, movies,... :-)
parties... the more the better. ;)
and simply to be a little lazy <:-)

Things I really don't like...

ugly weather
to much work ;-)
Microsoft

Things I like, but didn't find time for...

to program some new things on my Amiga
to be lazy ;)

My 10 best slogans:

Reality is only a simulation and it's still in beta testing.
You don't have to be crazy to live in this planet... but it helps.
I love my job; it's the work I can't stand.
A hacker does for love what others would not do for money. (Creighton)
My only regret in life is that people still take me seriously.
I may have my faults, but being wrong isn't one of them.
I have always been crazy, but it kept me from going insane.
Life is too important to be taken seriously.
LSD melts in your mind, not in your hands.
Programmers do it all night long.

Some nice pictures:

Attention: These pictures may cripples your mind! ;-)

Crazy
Gotcha
ActionCam

And last but least... What's my job with the Meeting Pearls CDs?

I always supplied some pictures for the "Meeting" drawer of the MP CD-ROMs... and so you find some pictures I took at the third Isel-Meeting (near Ulm/Germany) in the drawer "Meeting/sfx" on this CD-ROM.
On this MP CD-ROM I also assembled the "HTML special". (Check the WWW icon in the root drawer to see what I'm talking about.)
Since volume three of the MP series my main function is to beta-test the CDs and to always tweak the admins to fix the bugs. The Meeting Pearls time tries its best to make the CD bug free and I hope you will enjoy volume 4 of the MP series.