About Tony Mobily
A short biography
Tony Mobily is the Editor in Chief of Free Software Magazine.
When he is not talking about himself in the third person, Tony Mobily, BSc, is an ordinary human being, enjoying his life in the best city in the world: Perth (Western Australia). He is a senior system administrator and security expert, and is knowledgeable in several internet technologies. He loves Linux, Apache, Perl, C, and Bash.
Tony has been in the publishing industry his whole life, starting from the Italian magazine Dev. (he is lucky enough to be bilingual) in 1996.
In 2004 he wrote the book Hardening Apache for Apress. The book has had great feedback, and is currently selling well.
He is also trained in Classical Ballet (ISTD), and fighting his way through learning hip hop and jazz. He also writes short and long stories, and keeps a blog at http://www.mobily.com.
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