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Who is Jerry Parker

Jerry Parker is a technology executive, systems architect, writer, and vintage computing enthusiast based in Texas. He currently serves as Director of Operations for MusicMaster and has spent more than three decades working with software, networking, broadcast systems, and information technology. Outside of work, he restores vintage computers, exhibits at technology shows, and documents his projects on this website.

Management and Leadership
Business
Coding
Broadcast Engineering, IT and Network Engineering

recent projects

Rain-Sense

Rainwater Harvesting is growing rapidly. I invented a collection of sensors to measure water storage volumes in real time. Why? because Water. It's the new oil.

Web Development

I built and launched a complex system, of Music Scheduling, automation, hosting and stream servers for my teams to showcase their programming skills.

Computer Museum

I gathered a collection of computers from the late 70's to mid 80's and repaired, reconditioned and rejuvenated them. All work flawlessly, and all have remarkable stories to tell.

Parker Family Enterprises

I have a penchant for Business. RainSense, TBSIPro, PakmailAustin, 2Day-designs, and Creative Data Planning are all companies I have started over the years.

Hobbies

Maker. Designer. Creator. From robotics to software, interior designs to artwork. If I can take something, add clever electronics and a micro-controller, I'm all in!

Stories

I like to write. Short stories, anecdotes, humor, and twists are some of my favorite things. From my Facebook #LoveAfter60 to Herman the Sturgeon, I think you'll be entertained by them.

stories

blog

My Favorite Place

A very quiet and special greeting of the day in Oregon's Columbia River Gorge in the spring of 1978. It's a very special memory for me and a reminder that you can never go back.

blog

A Tale of Two States

The story you are about to read is true; the names have been changed to protect the innocent. It's a tale of Government. Well, sort of.

blog

Spiritual Bells

In a monastary far, far away, monks make tiny bells to send messages to the gods. I saw one once.
This is the story of that bell.

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