Nate's Computer Repair

As I mentioned above, Im not formally trained. I did however, take a demo test for CompTIAs A+ certification in 2010. This test shows a rough idea of the kind of questions given on the full test which demonstrates competence in the computer repair field. I realize this demo test doesnt certify me, it just shows a vague idea of the skills I had a co... uple years ago. Here are the results of that test . Aside from having a decade of hands-on experience doing computer work, I also have experience in setting up websites and coding (mostly backend stuff). A recent project was building the backend for Yakima Hearld s AdMarket [ 1 ], [ 2 ]. I also occasionally do a bit of code for for XN-Games Ive always needed something to satisfy my need to create and I turned to coding. More specifically: PHP, Javascript, HTML and MySQL. Step by step I learned all the basics and since September 27th, 2010 I have been adding bit by bit, feature by feature to the site PostQuote Its been a very fun learning experience. The site is basically a place for people to post and share quotes, kind of like a Twitter for what OTHER people say, well, only the worthwhile stuff. Creating the mAAp Pack with Blueblaster was probably the project I was involved in the most. It has satisfied my itch to modify Americas Army: Special Forces (Video Game) via UnrealEd and make something truely unique. Basically we were able to make maps for a version of Americas Army that was not publically available to make maps. These levels ranged in complexity and really changed the gameplay. I learned a lot, I met quite a few good people along the way, got the community involved. The current version out is v6.0. Before the release of 5.0 I published a few videos of me doing some work on YouTube. I retired from the project several times after being inspired to re-start. Ultimately, the community showing very little interest is what killed it for me. I built the AAO25.com website with a good friend Jared and even after all the new found inspiration and hope for the ...Read More