Posted by: Samker
« on: 01. May 2009., 19:16:53 »Interesting.
Every day We learn something new...
Interesting.
Every day We learn something new...
Posted by: F3RL
« on: 01. May 2009., 10:45:55 »
I just turned 18 (Australian age) or 19 (Korean age).
What do you mean with this, can you please explain...??
It means, I am 18 years old in Australia but 19 years old in South Korea.
Since they have slightly different aging system, I am one year younger if I am in Australia.
Thank you for your interest
Posted by: Samker
« on: 28. April 2009., 13:00:48 »Hi Eric,
Karma Up
for your Introduction, hope that other SCF Members will also fill up at least half of info. in their SCF Profiles...
What do you mean with this, can you please explain...??
Best Regards,
S.
Karma Up
for your Introduction, hope that other SCF Members will also fill up at least half of info. in their SCF Profiles...Quote
I just turned 18 (Australian age) or 19 (Korean age).
What do you mean with this, can you please explain...??
Best Regards,
S.
Posted by: F3RL
« on: 28. April 2009., 11:42:02 »I am Eric.
Born in South Korea and now I live in Australia, to study.
Been living in Australia for 6 yeras, jez, that's pretty long... anyway...
I just turned 18 (Australian age) or 19 (Korean age).
Interested in (Wireless) Network Security and Reverse engineering.
Thank you
Born in South Korea and now I live in Australia, to study.
Been living in Australia for 6 yeras, jez, that's pretty long... anyway...
I just turned 18 (Australian age) or 19 (Korean age).
Interested in (Wireless) Network Security and Reverse engineering.
Thank you