I retired as a professor from a local Community College in 2014, having taught automotive for nearly twenty years, and I like (among other things) computers. I have moved up to Rockford, IL (USA) into a retirement community that has a wonderful view of the Rock River primarily to get away from the hustle and bustle of where I used to live before I retired. And another benefit is it costs less to live here.

FYI, I presently have three desktop computers all running Linux Ubuntu, they are relatively new PCs.  Since I do have my computers on 24/7/365 I chose to give them something to do, like BOINC.  Presently I have six GPUs running between my three desktops, and primarily run Einstein GPU BOINC projects full time on the desktops.  I first began using BOINC to search SETI, but that project has since been mothballed. I also have chosen Einstein@Home as my primary project, but I have used several others.  Yes, there are others that can give more credits, but I'm not a credit hungry "I gotta be 1st" kind of guy. Einstein suites me just fine.

I have a few hobbies which have changed a bit since I retired.  I would love to get back into fish aquariums and get a saltwater tank, but I have a restriction on the size of aquarium I can get, so that's on hold.  I still like photography (mostly landscapes) and riding my bicycle (not motorcycle), and of course computers and eating out.  I have finally quit smoking (for a forth time!), consequently I've put on way too many pounds so I may start to exercise again.