I'm Denver Gingerich, an open source software (OSS) and free culture advocate. I graduated from the University of Waterloo (UW) in June 2008 with a Bachelor of Math in Computer Science. I am currently running my own business. I am available as an independent contractor if you'd like some open source code written. If you want to get in touch for any reason, please contact me.
While at UW, I was involved in leading Waterloo Students for the Information Commons, Waterloo Libre Software Group (which I founded), and Waterloo Christian Fellowship. Right now some of my projects include updating GNU wdiff and experimenting with my Neo Freerunner, including GPS tracing with tangoGPS and contributing to OpenStreetMap.
My recent speaking engagements include talks at Summercamp 2009 and Open Video Conference 2009. I've also attended these conferences: the 2007 and 2008 Ottawa Linux Symposiums, Ontario Linux Fest 2007 and 2008, CopyCamp 2008, and SCALE 5x.
I'm using web space graciously provided to me by Mike Purvis.
Thanks to Christopher Vollick for creating my avatar.
