Recognition

In the process of making WISP, I relied on the assistance of many people and resources. As a result, I would like to enumerate those who were so generous with their time and patience. This is by no means a comprehensive list, but here it is nonetheless.

First and foremost, the maintainers of the Linux kernel, without which this entire system would have been beyond the realm of possibility.
The Debian Project, as I would have been hopeless to compile all of that software.
The Linux From Scratch project, since it helped me to become less hopeless at compiling said software.
The ntfsprogs developers for making it possible to make intelligent images of NTFS partitions on a whim and also for providing a number of other related tools.
The helpful and friendly inhabitants of FreeNode IRC channels #debian and #python, for putting up with my inane and ecclectic questions and helping me find solutions.
Matthew Barrick, a friend of mine from college, for doing very much the same.
Caleb Hulse, for ruthlessly and with malice of forethought destroying my software in ways I had never conceived possible (read: testing WISP).

Brett Hente, for charitibly donating $100 USD to the project and providing bug reports and feedback.