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Three Things

My brother sent me this thing where you have to answer a bunch of questions with three responses each. So here goes:

Three Names I go by

  1. Tony
  2. Dexter
  3. Mach

Three Jobs I have had in my life

  1. Financial Analyst
  2. Computer Science Lecturer
  3. Visual Effects Artist

Three Places I have lived

  1. Chigasaki, Japan
  2. Vancouver, Canada
  3. Honolulu, America

Three TV Shows that I watch

  1. 30 Rock
  2. Samantha Who?
  3. Battlestar Galactica

Three places I have been

  1. Athens, Greece
  2. Mexico City, Mexico
  3. Moscow, Russia

People that e-mail me regularly

  1. Tracy
  2. Mom
  3. People who want new features for Mach Dice

Three of my favorite foods

  1. Tacos
  2. Curry
  3. Sushi

Things I am looking forward to

  1. Taking three months off from work
  2. Finishing my next iPhone app
  3. Discovering I have super powers

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2 Responses to “Three Things”

  1. Jason Says:
    August 26th, 2011 at 6:39 am

    I developed a number of dice games and I’ve been looking for a developer that could handle the complexity of them. Parts of our Mach Dice program is perfect for my game Sum-it. Sum-it requires 13 dice, 5 blue, 4 black, 4 red. All the dice are rolled at the beginning of the turn and then moved into rows by the player. The program would have to be able to sum the dice up in each row. It would also have to be able to identify the color of each dice. I know you must be in real demand and I know the chances of having you do the developement for my game is about “0” but I thought I would ask.
    Jason

  2. Mach Says:
    August 26th, 2011 at 7:12 am

    Thanks for your interest. But between a full time job and a baby, I barely get to work on my own projects so I don’t have time to work on other projects.

    In the past, I’ve licensed the source code under certain conditions to other developers. But you’d need a programmer to figure out how my code works. (It wasn’t really intended for other people to use, I just license it because people ask.) If you’re interested in that, let me know.