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Latest revision as of 12:52, 28 June 2023
Chris Tomlinson
| English Phonetics | Chris Tomlinson |
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| Sort Name | Tomlinson, Chris |
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Chris Tomlinson is the senior software developer at BDRC. An innovative programmer, hacker, and researcher from Sun Microsystems who had discovered Buddhism, she relied on TBRC to access Tibetan Buddhist texts online. One day when the site went down, she called the office and Gene Smith picked up. Chris would spend the next two decades as a key technologist for BDRC, helping to share the Dharma globally and transforming the way people access Buddhist literature. (Source Accessed June 28, 2023)
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