About
Carl Moebis
Creative Solutions Provider & Web Developer
A technology enthusiast since the age of 7, I have lived through the steady progression of computer generations. My first PC was a Chameleon with a 6 inch green monocrome screen and two 5.25 inch floppy drives. This was in 1982 and it was x86 and CP/M compatible, running a 8088 intel processor and a Z-80 processor. At that time both were popular and ran simple DOS based operating systems. The years following I built most of my PC computers and became a big fan of Amiga computers in the early 90’s. I ran several BBS ’s (Bulletin Board Systems), a precursor to the internet, throughout the 90’s. I remember the successive increases in speed from my 1200 baud modems to my glorious USRobotics 14.4K HST.
By 1994 I was on the internet and designed my first website: www.comicshow.com for a company I worked for called Great Eastern Conventions. I was a graphic designer doing print advertising for this company that ran Comic Book shows around the country.
By the mid-to-late 90’s I was working as an IT consultant at AT&T in the Creative Services department, where we were experiments with early versions of streaming media and video compression. This is also around the time I fell in love with Linux and UNIX like operating systems. I ran most of my servers for web development on LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) systems.
From 2000-2010 I more or less settled into web and internet consulting, building websites, VOIP telephony servers, email systems, web and database systems. My background with graphic arts, programming and networking was an ideal fit for settling into a creative solutions provider career with my main focus on web technologies.





Whoever understands the first truth
Should understand the ultimate truth.
The last and first,
Are they not the same?
When the hubless wheel turns,
Master or no master can stop it.
It turns above heaven and below earth,
South, north, east & west.
Has a snail Buddha-nature?
This is the most serious question of all.
If you say yes or no,
You lose your own Buddha-nature.