User: lw54

Incorporating? Where?

On: Geek's Startup Business Experiences

Which state is the best to incorporate in?
Do any of the states offer incentives for online or open source startups?

Re:Check out this ID book

On: Intrusion Detection

I agree. This is an incredible book that is easy to read and covers the technical side of things as well.

Code? Anyone?

On: An On/Off Switch for Genes

Enough of this... Somebody post some code so I can start programming for these switches...

Re:What a splendid idea!

On: ROTC-Like Program for Nerds

Theta Tau? This is my gear. There are many like it, but this one is mine... :-)

Sorry, but... no.

On: Software Version Numbering After 2000?

SunOS 5.7 is the operating system.
Solaris 7 is the environment.
Solaris 2.7 was the prerelease name given to Solaris 7 environment.

For more information, check the Solaris FAQ.

Re:Why Rambus?

On: .75 GHz Athlon Released

You're way off. Currently RDRAM is selling for $12 - $15 per MB. :-)

Re:Math is hard.

On: .75 GHz Athlon Released

> 1kb = 1024 bytes
Actually, isn't 1kb == 1024 bits? :-)

750Mhz != 0.75Ghz

On: .75 GHz Athlon Released

0.75Ghz == 768Mhz

Re:DVD Encryption? Good riddance

On: Why DVD Encryption Crack was a Cinch

Ummm... Have you tried copying a DVD to VHS?

Re:Confession.

On: Which BSD?

I went straight from a knowledgable DOS / Windows95 background to FreeBSD. I dual booted between the two and when I had a problem, I'd just jump on Undernet's #FreeBSD in IRC. No problems whatsoever. :-)

Send E-Mail Here!

On: October 21 is 'Jam Echelon' Day

In order to help these key words to go across the internet, feel free to send all emails to my server: spam@woodson.com
Come on! Let me feel the wrath of /.

Re:RFC?

On: Donate Spare Cycles for Climate Prediction

There are problems when you open source the client. People always modify the client to send in wrong data.

Re:OpenBSD, FreeBSD or NetBSD???

On: Article on OpenBSD and Theo de Raadt

Assuming you will install onto a x86, I would start with FreeBSD because it will be the easiest to learn. Most help, most friendly.

Besides, the iso is available from ftp.freebsd.org. :-)

Re:ISOs(sort of off-topic)

On: Article on OpenBSD and Theo de Raadt

They don't offer any but use Lycos's FTP Search and you'll find what you are looking for. :-)

Re:Some Advice.

On: Network Intrusion Detection: An Analysis Handbook

Be careful depending on Tripwire. There are ways around it. Check out phrack.

Very Good Read

On: Network Intrusion Detection: An Analysis Handbook

I highly recommend this book. I enjoyed every minute of this book and I feel that people can get a lot out of it no matter what their security knowledge is. Go read it!