Hello Julian,

That would make you the Paul Theroux [1,2] of the BSD world. Care to write
a travel journal or something?  At the very least, I'm sure the nice folks
at Daemon News (editor@daemonnews.org) would be interested.

Ciao!
 --Louis

[1] Paul Theroux, Riding the Iron Rooster : By Train Through China
[2] ..., The Great Railway Bazaar : By Train Through Asia


Louis Bertrand  <louis@bertrandtech.on.ca> 
Bertrand Technical Services, Bowmanville, ON, Canada  
Tel: +1.905.623.8925  Fax: +1.905.623.3852


On 27 Jun 1999, Julian Assange wrote:

> 
> There have been some recent comments on my system clock being out of
> date. I have the pleasure to inform you this is not so; I'm just
> disconnected for extensive periods, while I backpack around eastern
> europe, russia and asia. For those so interested I have doing kernel,
> crypto, and nlp development on two NetBSD-1.4 laptops, carried by foot
> and train from Berlin to Beijing (via poland, ukraine, belarus,
> lithuania, latvia, estonia, russia/siberia and monglia) including 7
> days on the trans-siberian express. During train journies, I've sucked
> power from a variety of sources, including:
> 
> 	1) disassembled light fittings
> 	2) power cables from above roof pannels
> 	3) the carriage vacuum cleaner power point
> 
> The power recieved has been kind of spikey (at least I prefer that
> argument than my code is causing random lockups :), but everything,
> including me, is still alive.
> 
> Cheers,
> Julian [currently in Beijing].
> 
>