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| That cake was one of the most photographed items at the 2005 FreeBSD Developer Summit. | "Elevating device" - ooookay, canadians. |
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| Fernando Gont's "ICMP attacks on TCP" was well worth attending. | If you go to BSDCan, you will inevitably end up at the Royal Oak, a nearby pub. You can see here as I enthrall fellow conference attendees. Or maybe I asked them to help me pose the picture. You decide. |
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| I presented my paper, "Improving TCP/IP Security Through Randomization Without Sacrificing Interoperability" immediately following Ryan McBride's paper, "Network Stack Randomness." The picture you see here is from the audience Q&A that followed. | The EuroBSDCon wrapup party was held in an old... well, I don't remember what it was. Either way, it was great fun for all. |
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| I presented my TCP paper a second time at BSDCan, with a few additions. Audience attendance was not nearly what it was at EuroBSDCon. |
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| My soon to be former employers picked up a cake for me, how nice. | The cake was quite popular. |
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| One thing you don't realize about Wisconsin until you are leaving it is how many cheese shops there are. | Time to unpack in the new apartment. |
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| Here, I talk about how great SSP is at the FreeBSD dev summit. I hear that Jeremie Le Hen's patches to integrate SSP into FreeBSD will be committed any day now. |
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| Nobody feels safe when I'm near cookies. |