James Stallings
James is first a Father, Husband, Housekeeper and Lay Buddhist. James has an extensive formal education that runs the gamut through Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, and Computer Science though he has taken no letters or degrees. James has outlived several IT carreers; first as a custom programmer while in college in the 1980s, then automating small businesses, and later custom PC builds and repairs. First on the internet when there were only a dozen hosts, he later returned to operate a small ISP for a couple of years, and went on to be a UNIX systems administrator of some merit. After that, an 18 month tour as a travelling consultant for Veritas Software. Since that ended, James has been heavily involved both in his local Fine Arts community and as a volunteer with the OpenSimulator project. James is currently President and CEO of OSgrid, Inc., a 501(c) not for profit in the state of Texas. James is also a minority stakeholder in, and operating partner of, SimHost Pty. Ltd., out of Sydney Australia. James has worked in places as diverse as tiny dive bars on the coast of Texas to giants like Texas Instruments, Intel and Motorola. James first encountered Bitcoin in 2010 or thereabouts, while investigating digital currencies for potential use in conjunction with OpenSimulator software. If he'd just kept up with his original BTC…
- Tim Draper: le criptovalute sono il futuro, tra cinque anni solo i criminali utilizzeranno i contanti
- Il governo tedesco consulta l'industria per feedback sulla tecnologia blockchain
- Bitcoin non può risolvere i problemi dei principali sistemi di pagamento, afferma un resoconto
- Il cofondatore di Ethereum Vitalik Buterin rivela quali sono le criptovalute in suo possesso e le fonti delle sue entrate
- Nel terzo trimestre dello scorso anno Bitmain potrebbe aver perso 500 milioni di dollari