Im Kiko, Im damn sexy, and have been in the scene since it started with deadmoo. Any major drama which has happened was probably caused by me! i rock!

My introduction will be epic...I swear to God, Gates, Jobs, and Torvald...

TSRH was my first beloved home in the community of reverse engineering.
I was a forum admin and www scene liason for quite some time.

Upon seeing new talent and profiling them accoringly, I set into motion to create a new www team.
Team ICU was born. After a few years nursing Team ICU along, I quit during a power struggle.

The best talent entered 0day teams with some help from my influence in addition to their raw talent.
To this day I hold very strong ties with both www and 0day communities...but that's another story.
It was just prior to me leaving Team ICU that a former member mentioned to me, the OSX86 scene.

My first entrance into the OSX86 scene introduced me to a few pillars of this scene's history.
Over a short period of time, I became tight with asap18, JaS, np101137, and semthex.

Within a few months, I became fascinated by the developers of this scene.
It has always been and always will be my role in the OSX86 community to network developers.

My initial interests were guys creating distro dvds and the most friendly of them were:
Jas, eddie11c, bhast2, kalyway, modbin, and a few peeps from ToH.

Most of them don't trust people very easily and many of them at first were not responsive to me.
My fascination with them related to their individuality and NOT authors of the DVDs.

Spawning from the distro dvd era were kernel authors; one mentioned above: semthex.
That dude is truly a brother of mine from another mother.

Along my way in this wonderful community I was able to have awesome conversations with even more devs.
Audio, Video, Kexts, Peripherals, Bootloaders, etc all of these devs come from unique backgrounds.

Rarely did I let one go bye without at least trying to make contact.
People are what keep me interested in this scene as I mess with OSX86 less than 4 hours a month these days.

The reverse engineering of such a vast and daunting project fascinate me and its contributors I hold in high regard.

I remain here to one day see the perfect hack but until then I'd like to write a brief tribute to my friends.

The following people are people I have gotten to know and consider friend worthy regardless of political alliances.
There is no special order and if I leave you out -- just PM Kiko -- he now handles all my Public Relations.

semthex, JaS, kaylway, modbin, bhast2, eddie11c, zef, kabyl, indi, fassl, diabolik, joe75, signal64, onemanstrash,

kiko, np101137, asap18, pater (and all his 127 names), anv, bikedude880, cmoski, f41qu3, fleebailey33, gloomygod,

hagar, hara taiki, macgirl (despite her hatred toward me), nawcom, mercurysquad, realityiswhere, last_exile, 3dman,

dax, diegomax, ignorantcow, colonel, rockett, iphonetom, bigboss, mac-mini, prasys, dense, bumby, none1, sportman,

paulicat, oui, and a few others I'm forgetting.

All of these people are remarkable and have contributed in their own way and spoken with me at length.
You people rock and I owe you all a huge thank you and my appreciation.

These are people who helped keep me around in add what help I can when needed.

I hope to continue to bring you guys some fresh blood by introducing even more talented people into our community.