B&W Book

[skyphix]

This was shot with my film 650, on the first roll I put through it. It was a test roll, hence the odd subject.

Not sure if I like it. Kodak Max 400 converted to B&W with PSCS. At least the camera works well :D

http://non.skyphix.com/2005/Things/Small/HackingLinux-1.jpg

[InTheDark]

This was shot with my film 650, on the first roll I put through it. It was a test roll, hence the odd subject.

Not sure if I like it. Kodak Max 400 converted to B&W with PSCS. At least the camera works well :D




Nice, I'm not the only S3cur1t4h g33k on the forum! :)

[skyphix]

HAha, nope.

Im the network administrator in an entirely WIndows Network, so I guess I should get some non *nix books. I use that for setting up webservers and such. Works great and its a pretty decent read if you like that sort of thing.

[scraggles]

I have the newest hacking exposed book. Pretty good series.

[Dweezil]

'nuther security geekazoid here... 20yrs +/-... And they said it was a dead end field. HA! :lol:

[scraggles]

Yep. I'm still getting people today telling me it's a dead end career. As long as the supermarket doors use computers to open, computers will be here.

[skyphix]

As long as schools have computers, I'll be here. And after that, I'll write web-based software for a living.

There will ALWAYS be a need for some sort of human, be it the designer, or fixing the computer that "fixes itself". Electronics will always break.