Actually, my password was ridiculously simple, and therefore quite easy to remember. I've since changed it to something more secure. Web security wasn't as much of a priority back in 2001.
Let's see, how do you summarize 13 years in a few sentences? HLP was founded right before I started the second half of my junior year at college, so any time I would have spent here got sucked up in coursework.
Got a job, got married, spawned the three most wonderful kids in the local stellar neighborhood. I started dabbling in BitCoin awhile back, and actually made a tidy profit -- good for a nice vacation, but nowhere near enough to retire on. Then IceFire told me that HLP was starting HLPCoin and suggested I drop by to offer a few pointers. That's how I got here.
I must say that I'm a bit staggered by the sheer amount of content everybody has produced. In 2001 you could count the number of released campaigns on two hands and a foot, but from the wiki it looks there are ten times that many now.
