Everything had to have a purpose and special meaning behind it. The key criteria with this build-out was authenticity. With that, the Swamp Bar and Brewery was born. The idea became clear: formal Louisiana upstairs and swamp Louisiana in the basement. A Louisiana theme sounded good, though I already did this upstairs, whereby we re-purposed our dining room and formal living room into a very formal New Orleans Brothel-themed Parlor and Musical Stage. A few years ago, my best buddies, Dan, Jeff and I, went on an epic road trip to Louisiana where we stayed in the swamp and met the guys from Swamp People and Swamp’d.
Additionally, we are really into Louisiana food and culture and frequently travel there. Years ago, I remember going into a Joe’s Crab Shack and thinking how cool it would be to have a space with all kinds of cool items hanging from the walls and ceiling. Therefore, it made sense to finish the basement, though I needed a theme. It was truly unique, cool and authentic.We could finally have a place to put all of those Legos.My boys could hang with their friends with some privacy.My friends and I could have a permanent place to brew beer, drinker beer and talk about beer.The family could all be together to watch movies and spend time together in the evenings.Once I started really getting into homebrewing and my boys, Nathan and Noah, got to be a little older and really needed a space to chill-out with their friends and have some privacy, the opportunity presented itself to develop something special. I also didn’t want to have the typical, bland drywall and carpeting that defines so many suburban finished basements. This was mainly due to keeping the family hanging-out all in one spot and not in different places around the house. Overviewįor years, I never wanted to refinish by basement. When he’s not helping run software companies, performing live hacking demonstrations, or advising the likes of The Wall Street Journal and Chairman of the FCC, he can be found hanging with his two wonderful sons, brewing beer, cooking gourmet meals or fishing. If you have any questions or want to submit your software, please be in contact I'll help you any way I can.Based on Dan Hoffman’s professional life as a world-renowned security expert, author of two security books and currently the chief technology officer for, you wouldn’t take him as an avid (this is probably an understatement) homebrewer and AHA member. This is a non-profit, volunteer project and I make no money from it. We will only publish software that has an explicitly stated license, such as any Creative Commons license, always include information about the author(s) and - when possible - links back to their own website where people can learn more more about their work. We take attribution and licensing seriously. I also love homebrew games, so we want to give the authors the proper credit they deserve.
I want to make it easier to download homebrew software legally than go to sketchy ROM sites to download games illegally. The idea is to make a platform that can be easily integrated into emulators or even real NES hardware, so that you can browse and download games with an "App Store" type of experience. I'm creating a distribution network for NES homebrew that focuses on freely licensed software.
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