What happened to Maniacbug?

[m26872]

Didn't know until now. I just read a fragment of his impressive work. Spooky when such a productive person suddenly disappears.

[Samuel235]

I do often wonder if I'm honest with you. As you have probably noticed, I have referenced His/Her work a fair bit throughout my light switch development. I was using their information before I eventually found you guys, which let me tell you took too long! My skill set and confidence has increased many times over the last few months being here ;)

[Oitzu]

Great question. Even with his real name you can't find anything recent on the web.
Maybe @TMRh20Projects was at some point in contact with him?

[Samuel235]

His legend lives on! I might do a little digging around tonight if i have half hour spare. Which i doubt with MySensors.org taking over my life 😂

[bjacobse]

Is it this guy?
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcoliz

[hayduke]

I've wondered the same thing. You got me a little worried that perhaps he passed away, but I'm happy to say that I found at least one reference that indicates he is still around. He is leading a bike ride on March 22 :)

https://issuu.com/cascadebicycleclub/docs/courier03_15_r9
On Page 5/7 on the bottom, page 9 in the document, look for March 22 Eastside #11 ride (top right corner). He is one of the leaders. At first I thought maybe it was just old data, but he isn't listed for the other Eastside #11 rides, so this could be current.

[Samuel235]

Somebody needs to inform him of the following that he has on here, haha.

[hek]

Interesting finds. I just hope he's ok.

[Samuel235]

I think we should put a post out for him, search for him and acknowledge his contributions to the development of the RF work.... I'm not even joking now by the way.

[Rasenheizung]

Seattle (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcoliz // https://github.com/maniacbug) and Newport Hills Park (https://issuu.com/cascadebicycleclub/docs/courier03_15_r9) are in a really near distance to each other. So it could be his Linkedin account :)