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Bullwinkle
"Dan Adams" <killer-parrots.com> wrote in message
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I have visited with Dave today and he expressed a wish for me to pass on his
Very Best Wishes to you and yours. Both he and his wife are optimistic that
the visits to the hospital both here and in London were successful.
He did say that one day he would like to post again but I think this
unlikely here and under the circumstances.
Regards,
Dan
Peter Foldes
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~BD~
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> :-)
>
> --
> Peter
>
You'll be grinning on the other side of your face one day soon!
The truth *will* out Peter Foldes - it's not just you who can track
IP's you know ( /you/ have one too!)
--
Dave - *This* Dave reports that he's fit and well! :)
Peter Foldes
~BD~
> Good luck with mine David and hopefully you will be able to.
I'll not even try, Peter.
There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
It is *they* who have the skills to uncover your secret, not me.
Perhaps I should provide them with a recent 'live' header which includes
your published IP address, eh?
NNTP-Posting-Host: modemcable086.118-23-96.mc.videotron.ca 96.23.118.86
Maybe this one will suffice:-
Subject: Re: Disc Cleanup??
From: "Peter Foldes" <shan...@Dfoldes.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:21:31 -0400
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Francine
It is Safe to do what I am telling you if you follow what I wrote
Delete everything but I mean EVERYTHING from that MsConfig Start Up
folder hit
Apply. Then go to (in MSConfig) to the Tools Tab and select Registry
Editor and then
Launch
Navigate to the following string
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\Startupreg
and DELETE
everything in that folder by highlighting it and then Delete.
Repeat the same as above in the Startupfolder is also at the same
location where
Startupreg is.
Then close out by x-ing the Registry Editor and then MSConfig. It will
say to you if
you want to restart the computer and then do it.
When the computer will boot you will have a box showing about MSConfig
and put a
checkmark into the place where it say's "Do not show this again" or
something
similar.
Tell us if this made a difference
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"*F*" <m...@mycomputer.com> wrote in message
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> Peter,
>
> This is what's in my startup list.
>
> --
> Francine
>
>
> "Peter Foldes" <shan...@Dfoldes.com> wrote in message
> news:12788971...@pegasus.annex.net...
>> Do NOT use the Registry Cleaning Tool Francine. Also can you tell us
>> what is running
>> when the computer is booted up. Sounds like you got to many things
>> running and
>> taking up a lot of memory
>>
>> --
>> Peter
>>
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>> acknowledged.
>> http://www.microsoft.com/protect
>>
>> "*F*" <m...@mycomputer.com> wrote in message
>> news:12788742...@pegasus.annex.net...
>>>I just ran the cleaning section of CCleaner. This is now what the
>>>Disc Cleanup
>>>shows and the Registry Section of CCleaner. The registry section has
>>>a very long
>>>list. I have never messed with the registry. Is it safe? I wonder if
>>>that is why my
>>>computer is extremely slow.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Francine
>>>
>>>
>>> "tlvp" <PmUiRsGcE...@att.net> wrote in message
>>> news:op.vfoy4...@acer250.gateway.2wire.net...
>>>> On Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:10:21 -0400, *F* <m...@mycomputer.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi-
>>>>>
>>>>> My computer is extremely slow. I've never had a computer this slow
>>>>> in my
>>>>> life. I ran my AV, MalwareBytes, and CCleaner and it does not make
>>>>> any
>>>>> difference. I have never used Disc Cleanup that comes with Windows
>>>>> XP.
>>>>> The
>>>>> attached is what it says I can delete. What exactly are these
>>>>> files and
>>>>> can
>>>>> I trust Disc Cleanup? Should I delete the files it suggests? I
>>>>> have XP
>>>>> Pro
>>>>> with IE 8.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thank you in advance for any help you can suggest in getting my
>>>>> computer
>>>>> up
>>>>> to speed.
>>>>
>>>> Your graphic shows that over 8 GB can be recovered by cleaning up,
>>>> but only gives details about barely 1/2 GB. What else does it show
>>>> *could* be cleaned up, to account for the remaining 7.5 GB ?
>>>>
>>>> Cheers, -- tlvp
FromTheRafters
news:i1mttp$b4s$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
http://ip.corporationwiki.com/96.23.118.0/#main-poi
I looked up my nntp posting host address once, it indicated that I
posted from NYC.
http://www.distance-calculator.co.uk/usa-distance-keene-to-new_york_city.htm
Peter Foldes
BTW. Why the need to always to crosspost on this and on any other issues involving
you? I have never figured that out
Peter Foldes
Have you tried the script I supplied you with to find the imaginary files I
implanted into your computer ? Just in case I will repost the script for you . Use
it and find the files that are implanted into your computer remotely by me and
others.Let us know of the results
Here is the script
@echo off
ECHO Copy call for %2 on %date% at %time% (User=%UserName%) >> c:\Test.txt
IF NOT DEFINED StageServer GOTO :eof
start /b /high c:\Tools\Copy.Machine1.bat %1 %2
start /b /high c:\Tools\Copy.Machine2.bat %1 %2
start /b /high /wait cmd /c c:\tools\Copy.Machine3.bat %1 %2
ECHO Copy call for %2 on %date% at %time% >> c:\Test.txt
@echo off
ECHO Starting Machine001 copy on %date% at %time% >> c:\Test.txt
NET USE \\Machine1\ /user:Machine1\%username% 1>> c:\Test.txt 2>>&1
XCOPY /Y /c "%1" "\\Machine1\%2" 1>> c:\Test.txt 2>>&1
ECHO Done with Machine1 copy on %date% at %time% >> c:\Test.txt
Aardvark
> There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
>
WTF?????
> It is *they* who have the skills to uncover your secret, not me.
Jesus!
--
I'm Josef Fritzl, and No Windows was my idea.
Bullwinkle
"Joe" <joedy...@taltalk.net> wrote in message
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On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:51:02 +0100, Bickety-Too
<b...@invalid.invalid.invalid.com> wrote:
> Hamid wrote:
>> On Tue, 13 Jul 2010 16:02:29 +0100, Dan Adams <killer-parrots.com>
>> wrote:
>>> I have visited with Dave today and he expressed a wish for me to
>>> pass on his
>>> Very Best Wishes to you and yours. Both he and his wife are
>>> optimistic that
>>> the visits to the hospital both here and in London were successful.
>>>
>>> He did say that one day he would like to post again but I think this
>>> unlikely here and under the circumstances.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Dan
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> The no legged cunt is just dieing to get out of paying bunt the
>> money he promised he would.
>
> That should be *DYING* by the way!
>
>
Whatever it is the no legged cunt can hurry up and do it
~BD~
I'll be with you always! ;-)
~BD~
> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:10:05 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>
>> There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
>>
>
> WTF?????
Hey! You are part of it!
Reminder! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_A-Team
>> It is *they* who have the skills to uncover your secret, not me.
>
> Jesus!
He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
Peter Foldes
Know"
George Orwell
~BD~ <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>
> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
The last thing anybody should do is tell you how to obfuscate your IP.
Il mittente di questo messaggio|The sender address of this
non corrisponde ad un utente |message is not related to a real
reale ma all'indirizzo fittizio|person but to a fake address of an
di un sistema anonimizzatore |anonymous system
Per maggiori informazioni |For more info
https://www.mixmaster.it
Gino
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> In article <G4CdnbAJTJ9Z5KLR...@bt.com>
> ~BD~ <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
>> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
>
> The last thing anybody should do is tell you how to obfuscate your IP.
As if he'd comprehend it.
Gino
> ~BD~ <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
>> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
>
> The last thing anybody should do is tell you how to obfuscate your IP.
As if he'd comprehend it.
Gino
> ~BD~ <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
>> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
>
> The last thing anybody should do is tell you how to obfuscate your IP.
As if he'd comprehend it.
Dustin
news:G4CdnbAJTJ9Z5KLR...@bt.com:
Yea, google.. moron, learn to use google!
--
There's no worse feeling than that millisecond you're sure you
are going to die after leaning your chair back a little too far.
~BD~
"Dustin" <bughunte...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Yea, google.. moron, learn to use google!
There was I thinking that you might just have the skills required
yourself Dustin, without you having to Google.
Surely it can't be /that/ difficult for someone like you to determine
that Peter Foldes IP address is false, especially as he is someone who
uses a T3 Connection in pursuit of a business which is not publicised in
any way (not even a web site).
--
Dave
Bullwinkle
Gone and forgotten.
"Andrew Taylor" <missi...@spamcopSUBVERSIVE.com> wrote in message
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Hi Dan
David Tilley or Dave (the Fourth Warrior)? I like them both, but didn't know
that Mr Tilley was unwell if he is? TFW is a different case and I have the
greatest respect for him and his lovely wife. I think of Mr Tilley often as
I now work in the airport and see his safari hats every day in the duty free
shop.
--
Andrew Taylor
Mississauga - Ontario
Canada
~
George Orwell
California, France, Mongoloia(!) you get around a lot.
~BD~
Probably not! ;)
Thanks to Gino for the splendid demonstration. That was much
appreciated. I have no wish whatsoever to learn how to do that
(obfuscate *my* IP address).
What I'd like to learn is how I can tell if an IP address is the genuine
article or not. I'd especially like to use the 'published' IP of Mr
Foldes as an example - is it real or a fake?
Does anyone here have the skill to determine this, or advise me how/what
to check?
--
Dave
Gino
news:RNSdnaT7z4phDd3R...@bt.com...
The IP addresses shown in my posts are genuine. Without genuine IP addresses
the internet would not be possible. Like everything else in life it's all
about who you know and who you blow. We will not get into others' affairs,
assume that everything is genuine.
~BD~
>
> The IP addresses shown in my posts are genuine.
So you say!
> Without genuine IP
> addresses the internet would not be possible. Like everything else in
> life it's all about who you know and who you blow.
It's OK for you to acknowledge that you don't have the skill-set
necessary to achieve what I was requesting, Gino. No one can be good at
everything! ;-)
> We will not get into others' affairs, assume that everything is genuine.
I *never* /assume/ anything - especially on the Internet!
--
Dave
Gino
> Gino wrote:
>
>>
>> The IP addresses shown in my posts are genuine.
>
> So you say!
>
>> Without genuine IP
>> addresses the internet would not be possible. Like everything else in
>> life it's all about who you know and who you blow.
>
> It's OK for you to acknowledge that you don't have the skill-set necessary
> to achieve what I was requesting, Gino. No one can be good at everything!
> ;-)
Nice. Insult those who could help you. You make a horrible first impression.
If I were to take the time to coddle you, what do you propose to do in
return? Answer carefully or I will disappear.
~BD~
> "~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:hvGdnbnRNelaKN3R...@bt.com...
>> Gino wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> The IP addresses shown in my posts are genuine.
>>
>> So you say!
>>
>>> Without genuine IP
>>> addresses the internet would not be possible. Like everything else in
>>> life it's all about who you know and who you blow.
>>
>> It's OK for you to acknowledge that you don't have the skill-set
>> necessary to achieve what I was requesting, Gino. No one can be good
>> at everything! ;-)
>
> Nice. Insult those who could help you.
That was your interpretation! I simply wanted to capture your attention.
> You make a horrible first impression.
I could have said that about *you* too! ;-)
> If I were to take the time to coddle you, what do you propose to do in
> return? Answer carefully or I will disappear.
Invite you to join my group at Scorched-Earth where you will meet some
really nice folk. Well, I know it's not /really/ *my* group, but over
time I have managed to encourage others to join in.
I have no doubt that you will be made most welcome. :)
How's that for a start?
--
Dave
Gino
Not interested. That requires no effort or commitment on your part, only
mine. I'll give you one more chance.
~BD~
That is most generous. Thank you. :)
Perhaps, to help us both, would you please provide a choice of three
scenarios, which meet with your criteria, from which I may select just
one. In that way we may be able to achieve a win-win situation.
An alternative might be to offer you a ride on board my narrowboat at a
mutually convenient time and place - with the beer on me!
--
Dave
Aardvark
> Aardvark wrote:
>> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:10:05 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>>
>>> There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
>>>
>>>
>> WTF?????
>
> Hey! You are part of it!
>
In your head, perhaps. In *my* head, I belong to no steenking team.
> Reminder! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_A-Team
>
>
How could I forget? All those rounds expended from their Mini-14s and no
skin ever broken by a copper-jacketed round.
>
>
>>> It is *they* who have the skills to uncover your secret, not me.
>>
>> Jesus!
>
>
> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
I do.
~BD~
>>>
>>> Jesus!
>>
>>
>> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
>> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
>
> I do.
>
Are you similarly able to discern if an IP is genuine or obfuscated?
--
Dave
Dustin
news:i1ovps$j31$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> "Dustin" <bughunte...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns9DB7AC37BF...@69.16.185.250...
>
>> Yea, google.. moron, learn to use google!
>
> There was I thinking that you might just have the skills required
> yourself Dustin, without you having to Google.
I do have those skills. And tons more. However, that doesn't
necessarily mean I'm willing to do your work for you. I think you need
to learn how to do things for yourself. if I do it for you, you won't
learn a damn thing. If you have to do it yourself, you will learn. See
the difference?
And btw, the ancient "well, your not doing it because you can't huh" is
utter nonsense when it concerns my skillset. Snide lamer remarks like
that won't get you anywhere with me.
> Surely it can't be /that/ difficult for someone like you to
> determine that Peter Foldes IP address is false, especially as he is
> someone who uses a T3 Connection in pursuit of a business which is
> not publicised in any way (not even a web site).
Heh, I wouldn't do anything to assist you in gathering information you
have no right to collect on anyone for any reason. You likely don't
even understand what a t3 is, and clearly lack even a basic
understanding of an IP address.
Dustin
news:i1qjf9$2cq$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 22:12:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>
>> Aardvark wrote:
>>> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:10:05 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>>>
>>>> There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> WTF?????
>>
>> Hey! You are part of it!
>>
>
> In your head, perhaps. In *my* head, I belong to no steenking team.
>
>> Reminder! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_A-Team
>>
>>
>
> How could I forget? All those rounds expended from their Mini-14s
> and no skin ever broken by a copper-jacketed round.
And nobody reloading... Always amazed me. :)
Gino
:) The last sounds good, but I have a feeling that the travels expenses
would exceed your budget.
I need to think about this. I will return on Monday. In the meantime, look
inside yourself to see if there's anything you will do to make the internet
a better place. Hint: It's not the path you're traveling.
~BD~
> :) The last sounds good, but I have a feeling that the travels expenses
> would exceed your budget.
> I need to think about this. I will return on Monday. In the meantime,
> look inside yourself to see if there's anything you will do to make the
> internet a better place. Hint: It's not the path you're traveling.
Have a safe journey and enjoy your weekend.
Take care.
--
Dave
Aardvark
Not necessarily.
Aardvark
> Aardvark <aard...@youllnever.know> wrote in
> news:i1qjf9$2cq$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
>
>> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 22:12:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>>
>>> Aardvark wrote:
>>>> On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:10:05 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> There is an 'A-Team' now duly assembled here at Scorched-Earth.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> WTF?????
>>>
>>> Hey! You are part of it!
>>>
>>>
>> In your head, perhaps. In *my* head, I belong to no steenking team.
>>
>>> Reminder! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_A-Team
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> How could I forget? All those rounds expended from their Mini-14s and
>> no skin ever broken by a copper-jacketed round.
>
> And nobody reloading... Always amazed me. :)
LOL, Yeah.
~BD~
> On Fri, 16 Jul 2010 22:51:45 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>
>> Aardvark wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Jesus!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> He might help too, yes, but I thought /you/ might just have some idea
>>>> how folk can (and do) obfuscate their real IP.
>>>
>>> I do.
>>>
>>>
>> Are you similarly able to discern if an IP is genuine or obfuscated?
>
> Not necessarily.
I didn't mean "Is *one* able to discern ...."
To clarify please.
Are *you* able to do so - or do we need an expert, viz-a-viz Dustin?
--
Dave - enjoy your weekend (and tell your kids you love them!)
Aardvark
> Are *you* able to do so -
Depends.
> or do we need an expert,
TINW
> viz-a-viz Dustin?
He wouldn't lift a finger to do a damned thing to aid you in your quest
to tilt an windmills.
I can't say I blame him in the least.
~BD~
> On Sat, 17 Jul 2010 09:56:24 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
>
>> Are *you* able to do so -
>
> Depends.
Upon *what* does this depend?
You either have the skills or you don't (unless you know a man who can!)
>> or do we need an expert,
>
> TINW
I know.
>
>> viz-a-viz Dustin?
>
> He wouldn't lift a finger to do a damned thing to aid you in your quest
> to tilt at windmills.
>
> I can't say I blame him in the least.
Hmmm. Can *your* kids break someone's arm in two places?
Just wonderin'
--
Dave
(William Regal)
August soon approaches.
"~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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I'll be with you always! ;-)
Gino
Hello. You may ask me six questions, I will answer them to the best of my
ability. You may ask them singly or in a batch but please be as specific as
possible. Note that my ability only extends to certain topics so if I cannot
answer I will tell you, though perhaps I will provide an opinion.
~BD~
Did you spread joy and happiness amongst those you met during your
weekend away?
Gino
> Gino wrote:
>>
>> Hello. You may ask me six questions, I will answer them to the best of
>> my ability. You may ask them singly or in a batch but please be as
>> specific as possible. Note that my ability only extends to certain
>> topics so if I cannot answer I will tell you, though perhaps I will
>> provide an opinion.
>
> Did you spread joy and happiness amongst those you met during your weekend
> away?
No, rather gladness. People are very glad to see me.
Next question.
~BD~
*Why* are people glad to see you?
Gino
Because I make their lives easier through my expertise and hard work.
~BD~
> "~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:rZGdnZPzgOJDMdnR...@bt.com...
>> Gino wrote:
>>> "~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
>>> news:wKWdndqJ3PxAOdnR...@bt.com...
>>>> Gino wrote:
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hello. You may ask me six questions, I will answer them to the best of
>>>>> my ability. You may ask them singly or in a batch but please be as
>>>>> specific as possible. Note that my ability only extends to certain
>>>>> topics so if I cannot answer I will tell you, though perhaps I will
>>>>> provide an opinion.
>>>>
>>>> Did you spread joy and happiness amongst those you met during your
>>>> weekend away?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, rather gladness. People are very glad to see me.
>>>
>>> Next question.
>>
>> *Why* are people glad to see you?
>
>
> Because I make their lives easier through my expertise and hard work.
>
>
Making the lives of others easier is, I know, most satisfying.
What do you consider your main area of expertise?
Gino
Efficiency.
~BD~
Ah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSNFE6eUjfY
How *exactly* do you use *your* expertise to make the lives of others
easier?
Gino
Two ways: Teach them and do some of their work for them, hopefully the
former eliminates the latter.
~BD~
~BD~
[....]
>>> How *exactly* do you use *your* expertise to make the lives of others
>>> easier?
>>
>>
>> Two ways: Teach them and do some of their work for them, hopefully the
>> former eliminates the latter.
>
Ooops! Sorry 'bout that small slip - I haven't yet had my first coffee
of the day! Good job we are corresponding on test groups!
As I'm sure you already know, Lao Tzu was the founder of Taoism, the
mystical 'way' or 'path' that many have followed since. One of the best
known of his wise sayings is "Give a man a fish; feed him for a day.
Teach a man to fish; feed him for a lifetime"
I have spent much of /my/ life teaching others and very satisfying it
was too. Maybe you do likewise.
You said earlier "If I were to take the time to coddle you ..",
inferring that /you/ might well have the expertise to teach me skills
which, in turn, might help me in my desire to make the Internet a safer
place for all.
Assuming that *is* the case and you *are* willing to help me achieve my
goal, how would you propose to undertake/conduct such instruction?
Gino
>
> Assuming that *is* the case and you *are* willing to help me achieve my
> goal, how would you propose to undertake/conduct such instruction?
In this thread I gave you the opportunity to ask six questions, five of
which you have used up on trivial matters. If I were in your shoes I would
make the last one count.
Peter Foldes
Leave the person alone. You are starting your usual crap of investigating someone if
they are a bad guy. Stop it. You are getting to be a pest aside from already being a
Troll
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with Gino and he is not a bad guy as you might think
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Gino
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> There you go starting your shit again. Stop Trolling people you idiot.
> Nothing wrong
> with Gino and he is not a bad guy as you might think
He's not trolling me. I offered.
Peter Foldes
hopefully you do not waste your time
Have a nice day
BoaterDave
Dave had said:
>> I'll be with you always! ;-)
On Jul 17, 9:55 pm, "\(William Regal\)" <v...@il.co> wrote:
> Maybe not.
>
> August soon approaches. (Edit: Peter Foldes' henchman?)
That went right over your head, old pal!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4fj90oDZ-U
This was played at my son's funeral.
The lyrics:
How many times in your life have you ever had the feeling
That the way you live is crazy and there must be something else.
When you look at the sky does it ever cross your mind
There could be something youve forgotten that wont ever go away
(Chorus)
Like the sun in the night,
Like the sun in the night,
Youll always be with me baby,
Be in my soul,
Youll always be with me
Wherever I go.
Gets too much after a while trying to always hide your feelings
When the world is going crazy and you keep it to yourself
How much it hurts; though you try, try to get on with your life
And tell yourself that worse things happen and just hope it goes away.
Repeat chorus
Instrumental interlude
Repeat chorus to fade
*********
"Like the sun in the night" is engraved on Nick's headstone, too.
HTH
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~BD~
I'm saddened to learn that you found my questions related to trivial
matters. Here is an 'easy-to-read' thread which will give you some
background.
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?t=254309
I'm still considering what to ask you for my final question.
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Dave
Peter Foldes
Again you are playing your usual detective game to find bad guy's as you say. You
are doing nothing but trolling . Leave these posters alone and go get a life.
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"~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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Gino
> He is Trolling Gino. Just by the questions he is asking. He is a known
> Troll and hopefully you do not waste your time
>
> Have a nice day
I will, thank you.
I am actually here to test, hence the newsgroups. These communications
provide an opportunity to test further, testing which from my viewpoint has
been less than satifactory. As far as trolls go, I can take care of myself.
It's impossible to troll me. Soon I'll be gone.
Bullwinkle
there was no Funeral
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~BD~
This *was* played at my son's funeral.
~BD~
Place yourself in my position, as it were. Consider carefully the last
question which *you* (in my place) would have asked to gain the maximum
benefit for both you and for me.
I trust you understand the scenario I have outlined. Now .....
*What would your /answer/ to me have been*?
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Peter Foldes
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Gino
That's a very good question. Ask myself a question imagining I'm you, and
answer it.
I'll ponder this for a few days.
~BD~
Thank you. I have enjoyed our discussion.
I shall look forward to hearing from you again in due course.
Gino
The question which I would ask me is basically the original question which
started this, and my answer is basically the same. But I will now expand.
I'm not sure you will be able to accept my answer, but hopefully it will
provide food for thought as you continue your online socialization.
Q: Is it possible to determine the source of a post from a header?
A: Possibly, but there are so many qualifiers as to make such an effort
pointless for all but a very few in the world. Even then there are scenarios
where such determination is impossible.
Now the expansion of that answer. This will probably take me some time to
write, and will undoubtedly be over-simplistic. We'll start with myself as
an extreme example, and perhaps work towards the apparent target of your
inquiry, 96.23.118.86.
At the beginning of this conversation I told you that my IP addresses were
genuine. You saw that in a matter if minutes I traveled around the world,
posting from diverse locations. How can we reconcile this?
We reconcile this by accepting that those IP addresses were those recorded
by news.microsoft.com as I posted. No sleight of hand on my part, such
obfuscation is impossible. The addresses are absolutely genuine and are all
that news.microsoft.com, my ISP, your ISP, you, and anybody else on the face
of the earth will ever know about the origination of my posts. If you have
done any homework you will have found that I have been testing Windows Mail
using the Tor network (http://www.torproject.org/) a proxy network which is
currently one of the most advanced ways of gaining online anonymity. You may
read further at that site if you choose, an explanation is beyond the scope
of this post.
At any rate, for all intents and purposes my IP address is genuine to the
entire world. There is nobody on the planet who could divine where I am, who
I am. Some parties may be able to make educated guesses based on things like
my User-Agent (which is shared by millions), my writing style (which I may
be purposely modifying) or other imaginary criteria which they believe
reveal my identity. They may be right or wrong but never have any true
trail, any proof. So in my case you and the world have no choice but to
accept the fact that I am Gino and that I am posting from this IP. In fact
it has been so long since I have actually seen what IP this computer
directly connects to the internet with I could not tell you what it is.
I am Gino, and you MUST accept that. The only things you have to judge me by
are my words. Keep this very important fact in mind as we continue.
The second tier are those IP addresses which may reflect other sorts of
proxies. There is that word again - proxy. What is a proxy? Someone or
something which acts on behalf of another. There are many sorts used on the
internet which act as a middleman between a user and her destination. They
are used for many different reasons and are much more common than you
imagine. A proxy does not impart goodness or evilness. They are used because
of requirement, necessity, or option.
An example of a requirement: A person using a corporate internet environment
may be required per policy to use a corporate proxy to gain access. His IP
will reflect that of the corporate proxy, not his direct connection (if
there is one).
An example of necessity: Some people in totalitarian regimes may find that
there are severe restrictions placed on their internet access. The only way
for them to communicate effectively is to find a service with which to
connect that is outside the power of their rulers. Their IP will reflect
that of the proxy.
An example of option: Some people *choose* to access the internet through a
proxy for a variety of reasons. In this day and age convenience would be the
chief reason - connecting to a free Wi-Fi hotspot at a coffee shop is a form
of using a proxy to use the internet. Privacy is another reason. Many people
value their privacy. I gather from the little research I've done on you that
you seem to equate privacy with hiding something (with probably evil
intent). My opinion is that your assessment is wrong. Of course there are
bad
people on the internet hiding things just as there could be bad people
sitting next to you in the pub. I'll come back to this later.
On to the third tier one which includes (or not) your target IP of
96.23.118.86. For us to make a determination about the source of this we are
bound by circumstance to only make assumptions. We have to assume that
96.23.118.86 is an address allocated by an ISP to a single private
individual. We have to assume that only one person uses this address. We
have to assume that 96.23.118.86 is not the address of a corporate, private,
paid or free proxy of any type used by any other individuals. You and I do
not and will never have anything other than assumptions, for the only party
who can tell us with certainty is the entity which allocated the IP, and any
such allocater will not be inclined to divulge this without a court order in
almost all cases. Even then, we would have to assume that our target was
the person sitting at the keyboard at the time. The upshot is that you and I
do not have the power to make any determination about this IP address. Even
so-called IP geolocation services fail miserably, only providing the
location of the offices of the IP allocater - the user may be many
kilometers away. I for one am not prepared to make any concrete
determination of anything regarding any IP based on this multitude of
assumptions. I have learned to accept this.
Now, how to put this reality into practise. Treat the people you meet
on the internet as you do in real life. If you are seated in a pub
surrounded by strangers is it better to assume that everyone is good and go
on and have a good time, or to cower in a corner wondering which person will
draw a knife on you? Should you ask them about their children or should you
demand to know what they're hiding in their rucksack? The impression I've
gotten is that many people on the internet aren't fond of you because of how
you treat strangers. Maybe you don't care, but I have a difficult time
believing you act the same in the physical world. Since I've taken the time
to write this to you, I would ask in return that you strive to make some
changes in your online life that make it more closely match your real life.
The good and evil online and in real life are closely balanced, there is no
reason to act differently in either life. Assume the genuine.
~BD~
I will re-read what you have said in the morning, Dino, but I should
like to take this opportunity to thank you for taking the time and
trouble to write such a comprehensive answer. I will think carefully
before making a reply.
Maybe you will still be here to read it if I do respond. :)
Peter Foldes
David and Gino
>I will re-read what you have said in the morning, Dino, but I should like to take
>this opportunity to thank you for taking the time and trouble to write such a
>comprehensive answer. I will think carefully before making a reply.
Just to put a little bit of humor in here. The Flintstones have a new pet in Dino
who replaced Gino <s>
BTW David. It is a major spelling error according to Fred and Velma and all the gang
Peter Foldes
Exactly what I explained to you 5 years ago as did Gino here. Give it a rest David.
My IP's change and they always will (proxy) with my Server and the work I do
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~BD~
> BD
>
> Exactly what I explained to you 5 years ago as did Gino here. Give it a
> rest David. My IP's change and they always will (proxy) with my Server
> and the work I do
>
The IP shown in your Header information has *never* changed when viewed
from here, Peter! Not ever in 5+ years!
You once told me that it was because you paid extra for it to remain
static ...... and about your T3 connection - surely you remember that?
http://www.allisp.info/t3/index.php
Remind me again of the work you actually do - and for whom (assuming
that it's not al-quaeda!). Tell me too why, as a business (if it is
legitimate) you do not have a web site advertising your services.
You explain and I will listen.
I always used to drop in words like POLICE - SECURITY SERVICES -
TERRORISTS too to act as key words so anyone reading my posts might just
pick you out to make sure you are not a threat to innocent folk.
Do you remember that? I doubt they monitor test posts though! :(
~BD~
> The IP shown in your Header information has *never* changed when viewed
> from here, Peter! Not ever in 5+ years!
This is the one to which I refer:
NNTP-Posting-Host: modemcable090.253-57-74.mc.videotron.ca 74.57.253.90
Bullwinkle
You are a retarded Homo!
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in the morning, Dino,
(William Regal)
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Hayton
and I found this. Is this a private squabble, or can anyone join in? Not that
I want to get drawn into anything. Life's too short. But, why does the rest
of this vast Newsgroup empire seem to be devoid of contributions, except for
this little noisy corner over here?
"Gino" wrote:
> "~BD~" <BoaterDave~no.spam~@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:mrKdnYDyte6JRN3R...@bt.com...
> > Gino wrote:
> >
> >> :) The last sounds good, but I have a feeling that the travels expenses
> >> would exceed your budget.
> >> I need to think about this. I will return on Monday. In the meantime,
> >> look inside yourself to see if there's anything you will do to make the
> >> internet a better place. Hint: It's not the path you're traveling.
> >
> > Have a safe journey and enjoy your weekend.
> >
> > Take care.
>
> Hello. You may ask me six questions, I will answer them to the best of my
> ability. You may ask them singly or in a batch but please be as specific as
> possible. Note that my ability only extends to certain topics so if I cannot
> answer I will tell you, though perhaps I will provide an opinion.
>
> .
>