Greetings from Spain

[Anubis LD <livingdeaddivision () gmail com>]

Hello to all the people who is reading this,

First of all I´m sorry for the people who received this twice. I put it
first in the GsC list but suggested by Luis (thanks!) I will put here to
with the idea to have all the feedback possible, so thanks for your time
guys, I hope don´t disturb so much.


> I would like to introduce myself to this mailing list. I´m Sergio from
> Madrid, Spain and I would be really interested in work with nmap for this
> GsC.
> I ´m studying the 2nd course of computer engineering in Carlos III
> University of Madrid , and I really have several doubts about try to apply
> to this project.
> The person who spoke with us about the GsC yesterday in the class was
> working with you in the past 2 editions (working on Nping he said) and it
> was a really inspiring talk, but to be honest my doubts are in this way...I
> would have the knowledgments for work with you?
>
> In this years I learn to programm mainly in java, but too I learn a little
> C, pascal, clips...I think that maybe in not a very usefull way to the real
> life and projects, so this is why I´m so interesting in this. Not at all in
> the money, too I´m more interesting in the  knowledge and the experience
> that I could take in this project. Working with more people in a real and
> totally usefull project, learning almost from scratch the things that I
> would need etc...
> I think that the most suitable project for me would be the scripting
> engine, because I have some experience in scripts (bash and batch) and and
> eager to learn new things in the security environment (I hope that my future
> work will be in this way)
>
> As I said maybe I´m not have the enought knowledgements now but I think
> that I´m a very determined person so if I have the chance I would try my
> best to give the 110% to could be at day with the work and try to end the
> project in time. From your point of view this is possible ? or its just a
> dream and I would wait one or two years more to have more skills?
>
> Thanks for your time and sorry in advance for my english, I usually don´t
> practice it so much so maybe I´m making the things very bad...this is other
> reason to try to work in an international project!

All your opinions will be very helpful.
Regards,
Sergio.

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Sergio
UC3M, Madrid.
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