Since I've recently switched ISPs, there's nothing here yet. I have all my old pages archived, so I could throw the old site right back up if I wanted to. But let's face it - examples of outstanding web design, those pages were not. And while I'm not an HTML monkey by trade, I do keep up with what's good web design and what's bad. Putting up poorly made web pages would imply that I either don't know or don't care what good HTML is. The don't care part may be true, but the don't know part most definitely isn't.
I will make a new website when I feel it's a worthwhile investment of my time. (Read: When I have nothing better to do.) With the job market for programmers in Denver as utterly pathetic as it is right now, all of my better energies are being expended just keeping my financial head above water, and searching for a decent job. Building a new web site is not high on my list of priorities just now.
Regardless, feel free to take a look at my resume if you like. (Can't hurt, right?)
Here are some fun coding projects I've done recently:
You can also visit my livejournal, it's what I use to throw up amusing links now that Ben's Irregular is long forgotten.
Also back by popular demand is The Z Shrine, a resource for owners of the 1990-96 Nissan 300ZX.
Hope you enjoy!