I’m Craig Lambert, engineer, aspiring author, open-source software advocate, and now, blogger.  By day (and some evenings and more weekends than are good for me) I design analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits.  Whenever I find a little time, I revise my science-fiction book, tentatively titled Children of the Ice, and work on  my new sci-fi project, currently untitled.  I do it all (mostly all, anyway) with open-source software.

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