"What are we gonna do, talk about me sex life?"
-Alex (Malcolm McDowell), "A Clockwork Orange"

MJS2000 is a one-man operation, run by a 16-year old high school sophomore named Matt. He wishes to keep his last name classified in order to defer pedophiles and other dangers lurking about on the Net (and most notably in the TI department...yeah right.)

(switching into 1st-person mode.....now) I live in Rhode Island, the smallest state in the union (i.e. the USA). I enjoy video games, playing tennis, surfing, watching movies, making movies, listening to music (alt/punk/dance), programming, and, of course, the opposite sex.

But then again, you probably came here to find out about the history of my "company." Well, I guess the whole thing started sometime in December 1998, when I got my TI-83. After a couple months I figured out how to write programs and released my first real program, a Pythagorean theorem solver, to my 7th-grade math class in February of 1999. And it all took off from there. When I graduated 8th grade in 2000 my parents got me a TI-89 as a present, and I discovered the magic of this whole new platform.

My internet presence was first established on (ironically) September 11th, 2000, one year before the tragic events we are all aware of. It was a Ti-83 BASIC tutorial called "So, You Wanna Program Your TI-83 But You're As Dumb As A Brick." And it was held in very high regard, reaching nearly 1500 hits before it was transformed into a full-fledged MJS2000 site in November (and the hitcounter was reset.) The site underwent its first major change somewhere around the end of January 2001, and in June it was completely redone. Then, after seven months of inactivity (on the web that is), I've decided to spring back, give the site another complete overhaul, and change hosts. The color scheme sports the famous blue-violet color popularized by the Playstation 2 (God i love my PS2), and that techno-looking font up there is from Metal Gear Solid 2, the best game ever made.

And that brings us to today. In my three years of TI programming I've written over 60 programs, some of them little, some of them big, all of them MJS2000. They're Programs for the 21st Century.......or not.