Paul Flaherty Totally Explained

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Paul Andrew Flaherty (1964 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin – March 16, 2006 in Belmont, California) was an American computer scientist. He was a renowned specialist for internet protocols and a co-inventor of the AltaVista search engine.

Biography

Flaherty received his Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics from Marquette University, and his Master's Degree and PhD from Stanford University.
He joined Digital Equipment Corporation in 1994 and, as the Associated Press wrote:
amateur radio Extra class license with the call sign N9FZX. Was President, W6YX, Stanford Amateur Radio Club, 1986-1990.

Station Engineer, W6YX, Stanford Amateur Radio Club, 1990-1994.

Started the VHF+ mailing list in 1989.

Married to his Stanford University sweetheart N6YBV (this number refers to her amateur radio call sign).

An avid railfan photographer and past Assistant General Manager of the Niles Canyon Railway.

Member of the Sunnyvale Rod and Gun Club where he enjoyed target shooting and trap shooting.

While a grad student drove a 1979 Z28 Camaro with T-tops. At age 42, Flaherty died of a heart attack in Belmont, California.

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