Welcome to what passes for my home page. My name's Scott Johnson, and realistically, that may be more than most people want or need to know about me. This page exists purely as a redirector to get you to any actual content I might place on various parts of the World Wide Web from time to time.
If you have reached this page in error, calmly hit the BACK button on your browser, and continue to the porn site of your choice. If you have reached this site intentionally, ... uh ... maybe you can enlighten me on why anyone would ever do that!
Still here? Okay then, so long as you're going to stick around for a bit, let me give you the brief rundown on what's here. Believe me, it won't take long, because there's not much here!
To your right, you'll find these links:
My Blog is something like a diary. When I feel like writing, I write into it, and you get to read the sordid details of my life. It's an outlet for me, and if you like slowing down to look at traffic accidents, you will love reading this.
My Webcam page carries only one cam at the moment, and it's on only intermittently. It sits on top of the computer monitors at my desk, and looks squarely at my sometimes frightening face.
Inside TMI is a web site that I have authored, which tells the story of the Three Mile Island accident on March 28, 1979. If you've ever wondered just what happened there, and why, this is a site you should visit.
Flickr and SmugMug are online photo sharing sites. You will find the majority of my work on Flickr at the moment; SmugMug is used only for occasional special projects.
The Ten-Tec Jupiter Pages contain information about a software-defined HF amateur radio transceiver known as the Jupiter, manufactured by Ten-Tec. These pages were originally maintained by another amateur and I have kept most of his content.
I used to have my e-mail address posted here, but too many idiots are prowling the web these days harvesting e-mail addresses for that to remain feasible. If you'd like to contact me, though, it's rather simple. In your e-mail client, ust type my name, "Scott", followed by the "at" symbol, and then the domain name you're presently visiting.