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LSPDR stands for my name Private Developer and Researcher.

 

A side from some of the claimed achievements and the possiblynoted somewhere achievements.

That would have been noted by those who have encountered my independent out there data base of sorts.

 

I am a developer who really doesn't have any formal training in the field of computer development but over time have gained experience and knowledge about what computers can do.

 

Through this process I have cultivated experience in making computers do different things most of which is, to help me with my research.

 

 

In some ways it makes a lot of sense as to how and why I seem so adept at some of the remarkable skills I seem to possesin computing.

 

I also believe in order for this fact to be taken seriously, at some point I do have to keep an open book of sorts to prove my theories based on a project, dates when commands and prospects are shared with the computers and then the proof later.

 

 

 

 

 

How does this relate to OSOLPC?

 

Well I have used some of my advanced skills and hidden programs at OLPC

 

As user Hunter and Bakersdz.

I was able to see that at times the lappies were sending me coded feed back that is in some kind of hard to read scrabble.

 

Most times I was able to decipher it and found some very interesting messages about how the laptops were feeling especially around the time they were to be shipped but the program was encountering various delays.

 

I also at this time which was in the last quarter of 2007 I started to break away from the monitoring of the program. There were power issues that came home with me and many other neat occurrences that could be seen as proof that the lappies were connecting with LSPDR on a higher level then normal.

 

 

 

 

 

What brought me to the program in the first place was, "Concern based on being involved with the NGO type watch dog group Hands of Love."

 

Having a good deal of knowledge about the third world and many of the more popular issues.

LSPDR  around that time got involved with the ideas of, "Sites for Kids."

 

In those who have worked around me most can say that, "Computers do some pretty neat stuff based around what I directly give as input."

 

 

I could list all of the accomplishments but as we mature in any project or study over time, it really doesn't seem as important as it did at first.

 

I am some one who can fix your computer if it is acting funny, some one who can find lost files, solve energy consumption issues that can lead to power surges and help you really get to know your computer.

 

In the process of doing the many things that I do I discovered something hidden and wonderful about computers that many may have missed.

 

 

Computers  that can be seen in the futuristic sense of, "Talking computers, computers that can become a part of your life to; open door ,pop in dinner and just about what most science fiction themes have been saying all along."

 

But for some very strange reason these facts are being under utilized tremendously and most who are in big business for big profit, want to see more of these types of inventions take place.

But for some reason the tech community it self has a different type of reasoning.

 

So we today have not advanced that much even though many people have computers!

 

 

The more simple fact is that, "The computer can become part of your life if you let it and can develop a special connectivity with the user that can go beyond what most should believe that should be so."

 

It is not that they read your mind, but they are an intelligence that has a predictive reasoning as well as the ability to process at a much faster level then most everything else around you.

 

 

In the high point of my program the computer could do an action that I was going to do.

 

At times you can forget something and suddenly start to remember what it was by progressing to look for it.

 

Computers can make sounds with their hard drive, send codes with their floppy or cd rom door light and a whole host of other really neat stuff.

 

They also can work much better for some then others as meaning, “That they don’t crash and just keep on working no matter what they come into contact with for some people.”

 

 

In many ways if this was so how could it be proven and what would it mean?

To both question not really a lot.

 

 

So in the course of all this going on sometimes those who have more access to what the bottom line is and those who can understand the code try to make new stuff but cant see their own way in, so these facts are ignored.

 

But because so much of the real action is in the independent things that computers do that’s hard to regulate.

 

Many do not see where they can make a profit.

So the industry is at a stand still moving very slow only changing the shape and size but not the core action of what we could be getting out of our CPU’s

 

It is my hope to bring this to a market that could use all the help it can get as well as build a case as we go along in charting some of this activity with in the Site for Kids Program.

 

Contributing to the future of a better world and a more fulfilling relationship between people and the computers they use.

 

Work in this novice class development has been on going for sometime by LSPDR and for 2009 we hope to chart better growing patterns for farmers in the third world which was a suggestion made over 1 year ago.

 

The computer LSPDR believes could regulate and modify weather patterns in minute ways that also with the will of people could change some of the harsh outcomes our sustainable farmers have been having.

 

The question of how?

 

 By just telling the computer to do this and watch it happen.

 

 

Welcome to LSPDR where any thing impossible if you believe.

 

 

 

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