Smoore 500

Smoore 500
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Current location	Spotswood, Victoria, Australia
Education and employment
Occupation	Mobile Phone Game Programmer at IronMonkey Studios
University	RMIT University
Interests
	Programming C/C++; Java; OpenGL; Python; ; Computer Games; Remote Control Flying; Reading Michael Crichton books; Frank Herbert's Dune books; The Lord of the Rings; Harry Potter; The Surgeon of Crowthorn; Battletech books The Legend of the Jade Phoenix Trilogy; Path of Glory; Illusions of Victory; ; Warhammer 40,000 Books The Ragnar Blackmane series by William King; Double Eagle; ; Star Wars books Shadows of the Empire; The X-Wing Series; ; ;

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To do list edit

Improving the Battletech Clans page. Cleaning up the format and adding information.
- Add a Clan Wolf page with enough content to ensure it is not deleted
Warhammer 40,000
- Add the ork organisational structure to the Ork article
- Add the Space Marines organisational structure overview to the Space Marine article

Pages this user has created edit

Ragnar Blackmane

Pages this user has contributed to edit

Draughts, added an Infobox
Spotswood, Victoria, added info on Spotswood movie to do with the suburb
Steganography, added a way to detect World War II microdots easily
Added Origami instructions to Masu Article and added cross-reference between Masu and Koku
Battletech Clans
- Revised section on Ranks
- Added lengthy (probably to lengthy) section on Clan Trials
- Added headings to the Clan Smoke Jaguar article
- Added Clan insignia to Clan Snow Raven article
- Revised section on Castes

Wiki Links edit

These are links to wiki articles I haven't contributed to but I've found interesting. There is no theme amongst these, they are just more efficient way of recording them than browser bookmarks.