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Hi,
I'm "olderinnc". I'm a very occasional C programmer on Linux systems. Last year I bought a GeForce 9800 GTX+ for $140. I'm just amazed that I could buy 128 cores for a little over a $1 a core. Though probably a bit cliche, it is like having a supercomputer at home. I'm curious to see what these 128 cores can do and perhaps learn some CUDA programming along the way. Thanks for all of your work, bitweasil.

G'day everyone,

You can call me infiltrator, as you probably are aware I am new to this forums. I hope I can be of a great assistance to you guys. I am not a programmer, but I do a lot of work with servers and when I have the spare time, I do pen-testing and all the security fun stuff. When I graduated from university 6 years, I majored in networking but over the years and with the increase in cyber-attacks, I felt that networking wasn't an area that received much audience after all. Moreover the audience seems to be more focused towards security nowadays, which to be honest is a major problem not for individuals but organizations trying to battle with it.

So that's why I like security so much, its always changing, its challenging and I am always learning new things from it, so its fun and rewarding at the same time.