George Reese (computer programmer)
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Works
Reese has produced several books and pieces of software.
Books
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Software
- The Nightmare Mudlib for MudOS
- The Dead Souls Mudlib version 1.1
- mSQL-JDBC (aka Soul) JDBC driver for mSQL
- The Meme internationalization API
- Dasein Cloud[2]
MUD contributions
Beyond the Nightmare and Dead Souls mudlibs, Reese contributed to the MUD community by providing hosting for MUD-related content through the Center for Imaginary Environments at imaginary.com (including the influential webzine Imaginary Realities),[3]:{{{3}}} as the custodian of the LPMud Timeline[4]:{{{3}}} and LPMud FAQ,[5]:{{{3}}} and as the lead developer of Nightmare LPMud. His MUD pseudonym was Descartes of Borg, or simply Descartes, chosen because of his philosophy major in college.[5]:{{{3}}}
References
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