Elrack Real Name:  Jeff Age:  37 Resides:  Charlotte, North Carolina Occupation:  Information Systems Analyst

Favorite website(s):
cnet.com, blizzard.com, and zdnet.com

Favorite book, movie, or TV show:
Left Behind Series, Matrix trilogy, and X-files.

Favorite game, application, or program of all time:
Starcraft.

What are you playing and working on right now:
City of Heroes.

What is your current screensaver, background, or wallpaper:
Default Mac desktop at work.

What's so special about your computer (room):
Nothing, just looks like a SOHO.

How many computers do you have:
3 dells. 2 desktops and 1 laptop.

What was your first computer:
TRS 80 MC-10.

Do you remember the first program you ran on it (or the first game you played):
Lander.

Geekiest moment of your life:
When I took my first PowerPC Mac and put a 486 pc expansion card in it and loaded Windows 95 with the SoftPC software.
 
When did you first realize you were a geek:
1986.

Have you ever said anything geeky that someone else did not understand:
ID10T.

What is the funniest/most bizarre computer/Internet/geeky experience you have ever had:
My friend and I pretended we were sleazy chicks in a chat room.

What is your favourite quote:
“Fly like an Eagle”

If you were a computer program, you would be: why:
A first person shooter why: because I have the most fun playing those against people even though I am not any good at them I love the environments.

What do you do when you are (heaven forbid) not at your computer(s):
I watch a lot of movies and spend time with my family.

You have a time machine that can only be used once. If you use it you will not come back. What date would you set it to, and what ONE thing would you take with you (not a computer):
I would go back to when the Mac first came out and get a job with Apple computer and convince Steve Jobs to license the hardware so we could beat out Bill Gates. I would bring lots of money and invest in Apple.

Jeff, who thinks Macs are better than people want to admit, considers 65536 and 256  to be "nice round numbers". Jeff, who knows both Macintosh and Windows platforms, often talks to his computer without being sarcastic or raising his voice.