New Job

Last Monday I started work at Lulu, a company that publishes books, CDs, DVDs, calendars, etc. on demand (no setup fees or minimum order size). I owe a lot of thanks to very many people, including all the Fedora hackers, Tim Burke, Tomen Tse, Martha Michaux, and many others, who all were very helpful and supportive during the job search. If there are people out there who have open source-related skillz and are looking for a job, please feel free to contact me - I would love to be able to make their search easier based on what I found from my own experience.

The new job has been an interesting experience so far - a little like stepping in a time machine and winding up 7 years ago in an alternate reality. The fact that I keep typing '.redhat.com' at the end of hostnames reminds me how much I miss that place and its people. On the other hand, I know Lulu is the place I'm supposed to be for the forseeable future, so it will be interesting to see how things unfold.