personal.chaosbits.net - Personal Homepage of Jesper Juhl

Hi, my name is Jesper Juhl and I run Chaosbits.net - this is my personal page.

Currently you can just find a few boring details about me here.

I was born in 1976 and I currently work as a C++ developer at a company in Denmark called CodeSealer.
Other places I've worked include:

2M-Locatel (I was employed as a C/C++ programmer).
Surftown (a Danish hosting provider for private customers - I was employed as a Linux systems administrator).
Cohaesio (I was employed as a C/C++ developer working on Keepit - a backup product mainly targeted at private customers, and SysOrb - a server and network monitoring system).
UNI2 (a Danish hosting provider mainly for business customers - now bought by TDC Hosting - I worked as a Unix and Linux systems administrator).
The Sports Confederation of Denmark (I worked as a Linux, Unix and Windows systems administrator and also managed misc network equipment).
Eisenstein (A web development company - I did HTML, SQL, PHP and C development).
TestHouse (software and website testing, quality control and telephone hotline support - I did both testing and phone support).
Zoma Electronics (electronics assembly company - I did manual assembly of various electronic components).

I was a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) a while back, but I have not kept that certification up-to-date.

You can download my curriculum vitae if you like. It's not entirely up-to-date at the moment though. But, It is, of course, generated with LaTeX and my favorite editor Emacs.

I live with my girlfriend Rikke in Copenhagen (Denmark) and we have two children (twins). Their names are Idun (a girl) and Fenris (a boy) - they were born on the 22nd of October 2008.

In the little spare time I have, I enjoy working on Linux kernel development and various other personal (C++) development projects.
Linux is my operating system of choice and I greatly prefer the Arch Linux and Slackware distributions. But I have also worked with IBM AiX, Digital UNIX, Sun Solaris, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and (to a limited extend) various versions of Microsoft Windows.
I also enjoy music - mainly Heavy metal, Classical rock, Blues and Opera. When I read books (and I often do) I enjoy fantasy and science fiction.