Wayne T Taylor
I’ve always been fascinated with technology from a young age. I got given my first computer when I was around 11 years old and it’s continued from there through to the Spectrum, Commodore, x86 and beyond.
I managed to land a job at the local computer shop, The COMPSHOP. I worked there from the age of 14 to 18. Then I moved on to another local company, Parity Computers Ltd, who installed networks, Novell 3.11, 4.1, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Server 2000, Windows Server 2003, I worked here for a little over 9 years.
I’m a self taught programmer and have wrote various utilities and applications over the years and continue to dabble.
Myself and a friend started our own company in 2005, Total ICT Limited. Installing and maintaining computer networks. In late August 2010, we sold Total ICT Limited and as part of the sale agreement I was contracted to remain at the company for the following 12 months. After 16 months, I resigned and now work for a IT company based in Chester, CNS IT Ltd.
I got married in 2008 to my very understanding and wonderful wife Lisa. On the 18 May 2011 she gave birth to our first child, Ethan James Taylor, he was 8 weeks early.
Kryptos
I first came across the word kryptos in a children’s book about cryptography, the explaination was the following:
Kryptos is the Greek word for “hidden”, and the root of other words such as cryptography, encryption and cryptic.
See the Wikipedia Article for information regarding the kryptos sculpture out side of the CIA in Langley Virginia, USA. I’ve own the domain since around 1996 onwards.
Dan Browns last book, The Lost Symbol make’s refrence to the Kryptos. I didn’t enjoy the read.
Rambling Geek
I purchase the domain for this blog in September 2009. I didn’t feel kryptos was the right fit. The only aim for this blog is to use it as sort of a online notebook, ideas, things that I’ve seen and may want to share with people I know. If you find anything here useful then great. Please leave a comment.

If you have found anything useful on here, then please feel free to buy me a beer. :-)
- Thanks, Wayne.