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'''David Leo Veksler''' is a software engineer and management information systems graduate student at [[Texas A&M]]. He was one of the first bureaucrats of [[Mises Wiki]]. In 2004, he wrote a lengthy description of the harrowing issues involved in the moving to the [[Mises.org]] website.<ref>{{md|1580|Technology, Terror, and Triumph: The Story of an Upgrade|Weksler, David Leo|2 August 2004}}</ref> {{stub}} | '''David Leo Veksler''' is a software engineer and management information systems graduate student at [[Texas A&M]]. He was one of the first bureaucrats of [[Mises Wiki]]. In 2004, he and [[Jeffrey A. Tucker]] wrote a lengthy description of the harrowing issues involved in the moving to the [[Mises.org]] website.<ref>{{md|1580|Technology, Terror, and Triumph: The Story of an Upgrade|Weksler, David Leo|2 August 2004}}</ref> {{stub}} | ||
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David Leo Veksler is a software engineer and management information systems graduate student at Texas A&M. He was one of the first bureaucrats of Mises Wiki. In 2004, he and Jeffrey A. Tucker wrote a lengthy description of the harrowing issues involved in the moving to the Mises.org website.[1]
References
- ↑ "Technology, Terror, and Triumph: The Story of an Upgrade" by Weksler, David Leo, 2 August 2004