User:Doctorfree
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Doctor Free is the Wikipedia user name of Dr. Ronald Joe Record.
Dr. Record obtained a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of California at Santa Cruz in 1994. He has been employed as the chief open source software architect at The Santa Cruz Operation (SCO) since 1983. Prior to that, he served as a teaching assistant at UCSC and worked at NASA Ames Research Center in the automated guidance and navigation laboratory. For additional information see ronrecord.com. My User test page.
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- Thomas Lopton Campbell Jr.
- American Pioneer and Texas Ranger
- SCO Skunkware
- Open source software packaged for SCO platforms
- Deth Specula
- First band to broadcast audio and video of a live music concert over the Internet
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- 86open
- Ann Simonton
- Anvil launching
- Blows Against the Empire
- Bogdanov-Takens bifurcation
- Bud Webster
- Campbell (surname)
- Camper Van Beethoven
- Cult
- Darl McBride
- Dave Zirin
- Deth Specula
- Edisonade
- Endomorphism
- Enid, Oklahoma
- Glory Daze
- Happy Camp, California
- Harvard Psilocybin Project
- Heteroclinic cycle
- Heteroclinic orbit
- Homoclinic orbit
- IBM Personal Computer XT
- IUMA
- Jackie Mitchell (baseball player)
- John Guckenheimer
- Lou Kretlow
- Linda Ronstadt
- List of mathematicians
- List of old-time radio programs
- List of old-time radio people
- List of operating systems
- List of people from Oklahoma
- Lxrun
- Lyapunov exponent
- Man bites dog (journalism)
- Michael Hedges
- Norma Jean (singer)
- Numerical continuation
- Online music
- Party
- Pepper (baseball)
- Phillips University
- Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra
- Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra (album)
- Pronoia (psychology)
- Proprietary software
- Ralph Abraham
- Richard Brautigan
- Rob Brezsny
- Robert Recorde
- Santa Cruz, California
- Santa Cruz Operation
- Science Fiction Poetry Association
- SCO-Linux controversies
- SCO OpenServer
- SCO Skunkware
- Severe Tire Damage (band)
- Skunk Works
- Squid (software)
- State of Jefferson
- Stephen Jones (attorney)
- The Holy Sisters of the Gaga Dada
- Thomas Lopton Campbell Jr.
- Tomorrow, the Stars
- UnixWare
- Web desktop
- Will Rogers
- World Entertainment War
- Yahweh ben Yahweh
Category links: People from Enid, Oklahoma | People from Santa Cruz, California | University of California, Santa Cruz alumni | University of California, Santa Cruz faculty | American mathematicians
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