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Louis_Wu

I first had to think up a screen name while I was in the dorms at university. I had just connected my new computer to the network, and I had to pick a name for the PC. I decided to pick a memorable character from the recently completed Ringworld trilogy, by Larry Niven.

Then I found Slashdot, and Kuro5hin, and started to spend quite a lot of time online. I used my computer's name just for fun. To make my life easier, and because it seemed honest, I use the same nick at every site I join.

Find me elsewhere:

Slashdot
use.Perl
Kuro5hin, thought I'm not there much anymore.

In reply to Louis_Wu (Re: Name Space) by Louis_Wu
in thread Name Space by George_Sherston

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