My real name is 'Latency' and you can find me on Linkedin or throughout the gaming community and skydiving industry.

I started developing game servers at an early age and taught myself network programming in the late 80's on POSIX based platforms.
During the 90's I decided to take flavors of IRC and developed an IOCP model for a game server called 'Torment of Overkill' MUD with influences and mentors like Jeremy Elson & Peter Unold. It wasn't until later that it appeared I may have reinvented the wheel on that one.

I obtained my undergraduate degree in college in reverse order and only ever met a small few in my life to have done the same.

From there, I had a few other projects to work on bots for the IRC and RuneScape.
Developed and ERP for myself while working on mods for re-skinning Magic the Gathering Online.
Published mods for Silent Hunter 4 and Oblivion Elder Scrolls IV, to name a few.

Currently, I am working on finishing projects related to microservices and client utilities when I am not at my day job.

For the many years contributed to the open-source community I hope to receive support and gratitude from others who can or have benefited from my efforts.

Some of the projects listed here may be found on NuGet.org and if you would like to see anything updated, please let me know.

If you have experience with reverse engineering, exploits for the gaming community, software protection, or other related skills, I would love to hear from you.