The Life of a Demoniac

New to DemonNet? Read about in  TECH | "Demon net" iPhone app prototype and PREVIEW | DemonNet for iOS Developers . The first build of the DemonNet DAQ Client App for iPhone is now available for beta-testing: The first beta build to be tested is actually 1.4 Apple approved the DemonNet DAQ Client for distribution to either beta testers (or even the App Store) Use the TestFlight app to install the app after you receive an invitation to be a beta tester If you own an iPhone and want to participate in the beta testing program, e-mail me at jamesalanbush@yahoo.com . Once you receive an invitation, download the TestFlight app from the App Store to install the software: Version 1 (1.4) is the latest test build, and can be installed with the TestFlight app Since the client app is relatively solid—much effort went into getting it right the first time—I'm not going to hold out for too long before posting it to the App Store. If you're interested, the best

If I wasn't developing software to extend my purview of my demonic enemies to as wide as its future users will permit [ see TECH | "Demon net" iPhone app prototype ; see also   DemonNet for iOS Developers ], I'd be a full-time computer nerd. This world has gone to such admirable lengths to build products capable of making effective changes to matters of consequence, which is not the case in all worlds (and, hardly less true on this one than any other). In spite of my situation, I'm compelled to fold such products into the solution somehow, to make use of them (and give honor to them), to make sure they don't go unappreciated, and to herald the selfless charity they embody, everywhere . As a user of such products, I like being at least vicariously associated with the people who build them, if in no other way. It's hard at first to get demons to appreciate a great human product, primarily, because mostly such products are not designed for any problem the