Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Michael Scottaline

Anyone catch this story??  Could have been Rick Fry's problemo, no??
about:http://cnnfn.com/1999/08/20/technology/wires/microsoft_wg/

Mike   ;o)


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RE: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Ken Wilson

I guess it is possible.  Another reason to add to my arsenal of excuses
to continue migrating all my work at home from Windows to Linux.

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 Subject: Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]


 Anyone catch this story??  Could have been Rick Fry's problemo, no??
 about:http://cnnfn.com/1999/08/20/technology/wires/microsoft_wg/

 Mike   ;o)

 
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Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Civileme

As you mentioned, it is OT.  There are even worse problems on the box, though.  
Remember,
those of us who migrated, how you were asked if you wanted the dialer to remember your
password?  Those of you already canny about security said "No" and Windows stored it
(unencrypted) anyway, but simply didn't link to it.

But we're on Linux here and it takes quite something to get through the security even 
when
passwords are known.  The "You crack it, you keep it." contest LinuxPPC ran included as
starting information the root password for their machine.  No one broke it, and the 
prize is
unclaimed.

Civileme

Michael Scottaline wrote:

 Anyone catch this story??  Could have been Rick Fry's problemo, no??
 about:http://cnnfn.com/1999/08/20/technology/wires/microsoft_wg/

 Mike   ;o)

 
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Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Civileme

TeamWave Workplace is as good or better, without the security problems.

Check about NetMeeting at www.insecure.org.  Get someone to click on
your Info, take over his computer!

Also, Teaser/Firecat works and may someday replace ICQ and other
messengers because it is a protocol negotiator, eventually choosing the
best protocol to connect computers for the demands(text, phone, video
feed, etc.).  You can find it at www.freshmeat.net There are very few
Teaser servers running as yet, though.

Civileme

Stephan Schutter wrote:



 How do you do Net meeting or equivalent in LINUX? Is there such a
 thing?

 Stephan Schutter

 Tired of waiting for Windows 2000?
 STOP WAITING! http://www.ms-windows-2000.com/

 -Original Message-
 From: Caymen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Saturday, August 21, 1999 9:33 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

 All I want to know is why doesnt Microsoft keep thier hands out of
 stuff that doesnt belong to
 them? That makes me mad! Hello?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?, Bill Gates, KEEP YOUR
 GRUBBY HANDS OUT OF
 EVERYTHING THAT DOESNT SAY MICROSOFT!! Another reason why when I
 get my ISP working
 through LINUX I will be doing most everything in LINUX and forgetting
 about MS. Remember,
 Microsoft software is good as long as you dont have to pay money for
 it, and sometimes that is
 even debatable.

 Tom
 As soon as I learn more about LINUX, it is going to go on my computer.

 Michael Scottaline wrote:

  Anyone catch this story??  Could have been Rick Fry's problemo, no??

  about:http://cnnfn.com/1999/08/20/technology/wires/microsoft_wg/
 
  Mike   ;o)
 
  

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Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Steve Philp

 Stephan Schutter wrote:
 
 How do you do Net meeting or equivalent in LINUX? Is there such a
 thing?
 
 Stephan Schutter

Turn off the HTML.

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Re: [Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future]

1999-08-21 Thread Steve Philp

Civileme wrote:
 
 As you mentioned, it is OT.  There are even worse problems on the box, though.  
Remember,
 those of us who migrated, how you were asked if you wanted the dialer to remember 
your
 password?  Those of you already canny about security said "No" and Windows stored it
 (unencrypted) anyway, but simply didn't link to it.
 
 But we're on Linux here and it takes quite something to get through the security 
even when
 passwords are known.  The "You crack it, you keep it." contest LinuxPPC ran included 
as
 starting information the root password for their machine.  No one broke it, and the 
prize is
 unclaimed.

That machine was also run by an extremely security conscious system
administrator.  Anyone want to proffer up their machine for the beating
that one took?  You have to be damn sure of your skills in securing a
machine (and the attached network) to taunt the world like that.

Thanks but no thanks...
-- 
Steve Philp
Network Administrator
Advance Packaging Corp.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future

1999-08-20 Thread Civileme


Errrk!
U, where do we draw the imaginary line? Iown a domain,
civileme.com which is at present not residing on a host but merely forwarded.
At one time, I had it forwarded to usa.net, and I sentr my mail out from
that address.
Then there is yi.org, the poor man's self-hosting aid. Ihave
a mailserver running through that because the difference between a dialup
56K and a digital 56K connection with a static IP address here is $6,000
per year and the taxpayers don't need the extra burden. So would
you block messages from farmhooligans.yi.org or nwarctic.yi.org just because
anyone can get a yi.org address and send their current IP to yi.org and
have the MX and CNAME and even nameservice forwarded?
Iwill be putting 15 users on linux in less than 40 days.
They may be approaching this list for help. Their addresses
will be hotmail or yahoo or excite or usa.net or possibly nwarctic.yi.org.
Are we to exclude them because they do not have a better address?
I'm not trying to argue, just pointing out that this is something list
owners have to wrestle with all the time. Exclusionary rules are
two-edged swords. Case-by-case, such as unsubbing troll turkeys doesn't
do much good, either, because they can come back, thrrough AOL or another
mailservice or by one of the anonymous remailers out there.
Shoot, man. I'm just glad this troll doesn't know how to send
HELO to mailservers and discover a few anonymous SMTPs to relay to the
list then send a BUNCH of things to the list, slamming us with subscriptions
and confirmations then blasting away, using his dummy accounts as the reply-tos
and the list as sender so the bounced mail comes back to us and...
Well, this isn't supposed to be a course in mail-bombingg>.
Anyway, their setup on majordomo would probably prevent that stratagem.
Take care,
Civileme
Ken Wilson wrote:
Just a thought for all the good people at Mandrake
and the
good people on this list. It might be in order to deny
access to this list to any accounts from any of the
anonymous mail services.
I have seen these seen far too much abuse of these services
by spammers and other morons (not pointing my finger directly
at Rick Fry, who am I kidding, yes I am). I feel if the
interest in this list is genuine there is no need to hide
behind the curtain of an anonymous service and it would
free up the list from this kind of moronic abuse.
Ken Wilson
Not as small 'l' liberal as I used to be.

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RE: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future

1999-08-20 Thread RICHARD FRIEDMAN

Rick Fry wrote:
I did NOT write that. As I said in a previous post, I don't resort
to writing these types of messages. I gave up on that years ago when I
realized that there are more effective ways to get a point across. And I
resent the implication that I'm a moron. I'm only 56 years old and haven't
yet reached that plateau. Looks like somebody needs to learn how to cut and
paste stuff in their respective editors. One more time, RICK FRY DID NOT
WRITE THAT 
EXPLETIVE DELETED MESSAGE

It's not a matter of somebody needing "to learn how to cut and paste
stuff...". The following is how the original message that started this looks
to me. Please notice the "From" field. I did not cut a paste this:


-Original Message-
From:   Rick Fry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Friday, August 20, 1999 10:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: [newbie] Not getting anywhere

I give up on this stupid fucking so-called operating system!
It's totally F*G USELESS
Windows is FAR superior and you bunch of sad
losers are just wasting your lives.




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-Original Message-
From:   Rick Fry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Friday, August 20, 1999 9:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    Subject:    Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future

I did NOT write that. As I said in a previous post, I don't resort
to 
writing these types of messages. I gave up on that years ago when I
realized 
that there are more effective ways to get a point across. And I
resent the 
implication that I'm a moron. I'm only 56 years old and haven't yet
reached 
that plateau. Looks like somebody needs to learn how to cut and
paste stuff 
in their respective editors. One more time, RICK FRY DID NOT WRITE
THAT 
EXPLETIVE DELETED MESSAGE


Original Message Follows
Just a thought for all the good people at Mandrake and the
good people on this list.  It might be in order to deny
access to this list to any accounts from any of the
anonymous mail services.

I have seen these seen far too much abuse of these services
by spammers and other morons (not pointing my finger directly
at Rick Fry, who am I kidding, yes I am).  I feel if the
interest in this list is genuine there is no need to hide
behind the curtain of an anonymous service and it would
free up the list from this kind of moronic abuse.

Ken Wilson
Not as small 'l' liberal as I used to be.


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RE: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future

1999-08-20 Thread Rick Fry

I can fake email addresses, too. When I used to write messages in the adult 
newsgroups, I was [EMAIL PROTECTED] That doesn't mean the 
domain actually exists. I don't care what the header said, this Rick Fry at 
hotmail.com did NOT write that.


Original Message Follows
Rick Fry wrote:
I did NOT write that. As I said in a previous post, I don't resort
to writing these types of messages. I gave up on that years ago when I
realized that there are more effective ways to get a point across. And I
resent the implication that I'm a moron. I'm only 56 years old and haven't
yet reached that plateau. Looks like somebody needs to learn how to cut and
paste stuff in their respective editors. One more time, RICK FRY DID NOT
WRITE THAT
EXPLETIVE DELETED MESSAGE

It's not a matter of somebody needing "to learn how to cut and paste
stuff...". The following is how the original message that started this looks
to me. Please notice the "From" field. I did not cut a paste this:


-Original Message-
From:   Rick Fry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Friday, August 20, 1999 10:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: [newbie] Not getting anywhere

I give up on this stupid fucking so-called operating system!
It's totally F*G USELESS
Windows is FAR superior and you bunch of sad
losers are just wasting your lives.




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Rick
Rick Friedman
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800-472-8013 x75105
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

-- The closest thing to heaven on earth is... Yankee Stadium!


-Original Message-
From:   Rick Fry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Friday, August 20, 1999 9:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
    Subject:    Re: [newbie] OT:Trolls - Past, Present and Future

I did NOT write that. As I said in a previous post, I don't resort
to
writing these types of messages. I gave up on that years ago when I
realized
that there are more effective ways to get a point across. And I
resent the
implication that I'm a moron. I'm only 56 years old and haven't yet
reached
that plateau. Looks like somebody needs to learn how to cut and
paste stuff
in their respective editors. One more time, RICK FRY DID NOT WRITE
THAT
EXPLETIVE DELETED MESSAGE


Original Message Follows
Just a thought for all the good people at Mandrake and the
good people on this list.  It might be in order to deny
access to this list to any accounts from any of the
anonymous mail services.

I have seen these seen far too much abuse of these services
by spammers and other morons (not pointing my finger directly
at Rick Fry, who am I kidding, yes I am).  I feel if the
interest in this list is genuine there is no need to hide
behind the curtain of an anonymous service and it would
free up the list from this kind of moronic abuse.

Ken Wilson
Not as small 'l' liberal as I used to be.


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