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I think the author, Neozeed, is the person back in the day when I asked them to teach me how to "hack", they instead taught me what telnet was and that there wa
by lowglow 9y ago
I think the author, Neozeed, is the person back in the day when I asked them to teach me how to "hack", they instead taught me what telnet was and that there was a larger network beyond AOL. It lead me to what I am today. Thanks.
- beefhash 9y agoIf I may, I should point out that it says "I’m a guest poster" at the top pof the post. The author is not actually neozeed, but rather me. I'm very grateful for the opportunity I was given. Maybe I should've made the authorship clearer in my submission, though.
- scruffyherder 9y agoUnixgod? Lol long long time ago. ... But I'm just hosting this post, it's not mine. The rest of the blog ramblings are.
- lowglow 9y agoIt was SOOOO Long ago I don't even remember my handle back then. That was a long time ago. What are you up to now?
- scruffyherder 9y agoChanged jobs a few times, changed cities, then continents and then finally settled down. But I'm much older than you! Started a blog over 10 years ago as a place to record my crazy experiments and to remember obsolete stuff. Not that I think many people care about ancient Unix, Novell or OS/2... I never really have much time to go back to the old chat.taucher.net thing... With the wife / kids / work it's hard to find the time.
- lowglow 9y agoCan I just email you through your site? Is there contact info there?
- scruffyherder 9y agoI have a really unique email.. Neozeed .AT. gmail.com When Gmail went public I thought we were all doing aliases, meanwhile everyone went with real names for some reason. And some Australian football player with the same name and his rabid fans grabbed all the variations of mine... Oh well.