About

Welcome to my personal website. My name is Lee, I go by the alias "Tiberath" anywhere and everywhere I can possible get away with it. My name badge at work would say it if I could get away with it (I can't).

You've somehow managed to find my website, and what's even more amazing, cared enough to make it to this age. I'm surprised as it is about this fact alone, never the less, I'll stick to this pages context.

I'm a 21 year old male who enjoys his job at a supermarket way more than he should. With that being my primary source of communication and exercise, I spend a great deal of my non-working life on the internet.

When you spend a lot of time on the internet, you tend to pick up things that might interest others. And that's exactly what I plan on bringing forward here.

I'm also a self taught programmer in a small few web languages and scripts. As you can see, PHP was used to make this site. You'll probably find I'll be posting hints, tips and tricks to installing, configuring and setting up a Linux server (most specifically based around Slicehost). Until just recently (this pages creation date), I'd never bothered to learn the basics of installing and configuring a webserver or mailserver and normally just asked people to do it for me. That recently changed, and let me tell you, although resources are all there ready for you to read, they are unquestionably tedious and seem to be focused around slightly more seasoned Linux users than I was. So I'll be trying to simplify those a little sometime in the future as well.

I try to make all the information I put on this site as accurate as I can (relative to my own personal bias of course), but if I am mistaken, feel free to leave a comment (comments coming soon) or drop me a line at tiberath@tibbius.com.

In order to bypass my spam filter, please try and make your titles something marginally intelligent, I generally don't check the content of email before marking them as spam. One sure-fire way to get my attention is to include a big all capital "TIBERATH.COM" in the title. But that's only a suggestion.

If you've visited my website before and remember the content I was putting on here, congratulations, you're one of the ten loyal fans I actually had. You need not be worried about the previous content. It's all stored safely in a backup database. But until I can be bothered working that stuff into this layout and regularly updating it, I'm afraid you'll just have to go somewhere else for terrible, plot-less prose.