Rosie is being brought to you by Jaeger Technologies. We've been around since the mid 80's and have worked with almost every computing platform and network since then. Our software products and custom development work span everything from the classic 8-bit Apple and Commodore machines to todays distributed computing networks. You may not have heard of us, but we've certainly been here!

Scott Duensing is the owner and Head Geek of Jaeger Technologies.

He has been doing computer-related stuff since he was about eight years old. Starting with a little TI99/4a home computer he taught himself how to program and quickly outgrew the 4k of RAM and the cassette drive. His parents bought him an Apple //c for Christmas in 1984 and he's been stuck to a keyboad every since.

In addition to the Apple, Scott knows his way around almost every computer system ever made and actively collects, restores, and preserves classic hardware and software.

Scott is likely best known as the developer of the APCi MultiPlayer Game Server - the very first (and still the fastest) system that allowed more than two player dial-up high-speed gaming.

Scott and his wife also gained notoriety when they created JT WOF for the Palm PDA (then still called the Pilot) before there was even an official development kit!

Today, in addition to Rosie, Scott continues to develop custom applications, build web sites, construct networks, and much more.

Chris Bensken is the other Head Geek wandering around Jaeger Technologies.

He got a later start with computers somewhere around 11 or 12 years old.  He quickly grew to the love computers and became an avid video game player.

While his love was playing video games, he found that he was exceptionally great at breaking computers and finding bugs in software.

When he is not helping Scott produce high quality applications, he can be found applying his skill set in the financial services sector working for the world's largest supplier of financial market data.