About – Regex Blogs

ABOUT ME

AND MY BLOG

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David Mooney

Greetings and salutations fellow techies, I’m glad you’ve found yourself to my about page! Might as well dive in immediately.

My journey as a tech and sci-fi nerd has been quite the adventure. From writing my first lines of code to exploring the far reaches of space through the eyes of beloved sci-fi characters, every step has been a learning experience. Along the way, I’ve met incredible people who share my passion and have taught me so much.

I’ve witnessed the evolution of technology, from the early days of dial-up internet to the era of artificial intelligence and virtual reality. And as technology continues to advance, I’ve become more and more committed to staying on the cutting edge, sharing my insights, and helping others navigate the ever-changing tech landscape.

So I’m thrilled to have you here and I’d like to share the story of how this blog came to be.

The Beginnings of Regex

It all started with a fascination for technology and an insatiable appetite for science fiction. From a young age, I was captivated by the endless possibilities that both realms offered. I would spend countless hours tinkering with computers, programming, and diving into the intricate world of theory and experimentation to solve complex problems. Meanwhile, I devoured every sci-fi book, movie, and TV series I could get my hands on and then some, exploring the depths of space, futuristic technologies, and the intricacies of the human condition viewed through the speculative lens of sci-fi/fantasy.

As time went on, I realized that I wanted to share my enthusiasm and knowledge with a community of like-minded individuals, which led to the birth of Regex Blogs. I decided to create this platform where I could express my thoughts, discoveries, and insights about technology, while also delving into the fantastic realms of science fiction. The blog’s name, “Regex Blogs,” reflects this fusion of tech and sci-fi, and it embodies my belief that the two domains often share more in common than one might think.