Home of KaiRo
Personal Homepage of Robert Kaiser
Wo/What is KaiRo?
KaiRo is an abbreviation for Kaiser Robert. I was born on September 13th, 1978, in Steyr (Upper Austria). In the same town I got my university-entrance diploma (probably comparable to graduation from high scholl) 1997 at a school called "Gymnasium Werndlpark" and following that served 8 months in the military. Since then I've been attending the University of Vienna to become a physics and chemistry teacher, trying to take my final few exams now - as far as there's some remaining time for that among my work in the IT services area. Because of that, I'm commuting between Steyr and Vienna a lot.
I'm working as a one-man-business called KaiRo.at Robert Kaiser IT-Services designing and programming websites, e.g. the CBSM system (that's also used for this website), but also developing software within the international SeaMonkey project as well as the German Version of SeaMonkey.
In this way, I could convert a hobby to my job. In addition to Open Source Software (Linux, Mozilla project,...), my fields of interest include politics (Junge ÖVP Steyr) as well as music (very much Country, even some self-written songs, see KaiRo.at [arts corner], and, of course, Karaoke), science (see KaiRo.at [science corner]), railroads, space exploration, Science Fiction (especially Star Trek, see Star Trek: INCONSTRUCTION) and even a few more...
What can be found here?
I don't want to turn my inside out in front of you here, so I'm not presenting very much here - but you can browse through my photo galleries - though those don't get updated very often...
Additionally, you can get acquainted with my "addiction" - my favorite hobby: "Karaoke" is the name of this activity, which has caught me and is not letting me go...
Well, and if that's not enough for you yet, you can visit www.KaiRo.at, the center of my business web appearance.
That said, I'm wishing you a lot of fun with those contents - and check back again later, sometimes I might even continue add something!
Closing words
As a fan of good speeches and statements, how could I come to an end without a phrase to rounding this off smoothly?
Lots of great quotes would come to my mind, but again and again I'm getting stuck with a deep-hearted statement by the great country singer Garth Brooks from his booklet for "the hits":