drm not dream...
Unlike what most people guess, it's not a simply misspelling of "dream weaver" though that was on the radio years and years ago when I first used this nickname. Actually, "dreamweaver" was already taken on that particular site. So I changed the spelling and became drmweaver...
Oh wait, there's a "2" on the end of the current nickname. Of course there is... I couldn't recover that account's lost password after a system lockup so I had to re-register there. I simply stuck the "2" on the end to make things easy to remember.
So, where'd the "drm" come from other than the simple shortening of "dream"... To be honest, I've always been fascinated by acronyms and abbreviations. Those 3 letters happened to be an acronym that my buds and I used in conversation decades ago --- like F.U.B.A.R. was created and used during WW2. It was, and remains, just a local to us phrase and is totally meaningless to anyone who hadn't "been there" when it was first created...a very small population's in-joke".
As for the "weaver", I've always had an active imagination. Kinda helps you survive when you're assigned to remote military duty stations with no computers, radio or television (ex., MacMurdo, Adak, Sinop...). I used to disappear into the dark recesses of my mind and "weave" fantasies, invent things, figure out how I was going to kill my perceived enemies (usually my military superiors) in the most gruesome fashion (never happened though similar ideas have shown up in films!), and even tried for out of body experiences without drugs.
AND, I happen to like (used to collect samples of) weaving - carpets, blankets, other "woven" items. Some of the techniques and designs still fascinate me after all these years.
So, drmweaver2 is a multi-level amalgamation of a number of facets of and events in my life.
Ultimately, drmweaver2 has been my most frequently used nom de plume for at least 15 years but I'm pretty sure I first used it nearly 25 years ago.