User:Doradus

This is my page. I am Doradus. I use He/Him.

I wrote the Jupiter JVM and once worked on the MOST telescope.

Recently I have contributed to Roche Limit, Memory address, and Astrodynamics (which is still in fairly poor shape).

I also added yet another version^[1] of hyperlinked footnotes.^test They are at Template:Ref and Template:Endnote, with some discussion in Wikipedia Talk:Footnote3.

• Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster - Clean up a bit and nominate for featured status. Probably needs more history and perspective on other similar technologies.
• Astrodynamics - I really should try to find the time this article needs.
• Napier's bones - copyedit from Spanish translation
• Gravity drag - needs a coherent example, and some equations
• Giant impact theory - wow. Can this become a featured article?
• Spaghettification - copyedit
• CPU cache - talk about working sets

• Count of my edits
• Wikipedia:Guide_to_writing_better_articles#Principle_of_least_astonishment - a link I can use to defend simplifying links. Edit summary can looks like this:

Simplified some links as per the [[Wikipedia:Guide_to_writing_better_articles#Principle_of_least_astonishment|Principle of Least Astonishment]]

• Template:Fair use reduced can be used if the resolution is too high to qualify as fair use.
• Math markup documentation

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1. ^ This is how a hyperlinked footnote works
2. ^ This is how another hyperlinked footnote works