All right. Well, welcome to another podcast or an episode of dissecting popular IT nerds,

where we're allowed to geek out with fellow nerds and there's no eye scrolls or loss of

conscious thought as people's eyes roll into the

backs of their skull. Today I'm proud to introduce Richard Lowe, the writing king, who has 30 plus

years in the IT world. One of your last jobs was the director of technical services and computer

ops at Trader Joe's. So Richard, take it away. Tell us some about yourself.

Well, I'm Richard Lowe. Currently, I'm the writing king. I'm a ghostwriter. But to get in a little of my

history first, I was in college, trying desperately to make enough money to move out of the house

because it was a bad scene. And one of my teachers decided to start a company, a computer company.

And back then, back in the early 80s, 1980s, the computers were size of rooms and not very

powerful.

And I jumped at the opportunity to join his company.

And I became, within a year after that, I was the VP of that company, VP of consulting.

So I ran a group of eight people.

And while at that company, I was one of the team that developed the very first ever,

Dyst Defragmenter, ever written.

I was the project lead, and then there was a

designer and a coder. That later became, I think that later got bought by RACS code, became their

version. Not sure what happened after that. That company went under, so then I went to a different

company. I actually took two jobs.

I was the senior designer for the Las Vegas Valley, New Haven, Connecticut, and Ohio, California.

Skata system for water. What Skata is a system control and data acquisition.

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