So, I haven't bombed a test that bad since my 2.0 semester. Everyone walked out of there saying "WTF?" and "Did you have any clue what that test was about?". That was a cruel joke to play, exacerbated by the fact the test was on a FRIDAY NIGHT.

I hate Quark. No, I loath the piece-of-ish software. My job would be a breeze if it wasn't for the fact that the program won't print!

So, Sat and I went to a talk with Theo de Raadt today. He discussed how OpenBSD came to be, how the original security audit worked, and how 'Secure by Default' works. It was quite interesting even though I didn't learn much. He is still someone to definitely look up to, someone to emulate.