Ok...how do we kill this "person of questionable parentage"? Path seems to
suggest an account at nym.alias (dungeons and dragon stuff supported by MIT
and NYU???...if so that seems to be another example of your tax dollars at
work) where the goal is to make you impossible to track down. Postmaster at
nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
Tom,
Thanks for tracking down the little scumbag.
Does the FCC care? (yeah, right!) Send them a complaint and a copy to the
postmaster @ nym.alias. That MAY start him caring. (fat chance!) But then
probably not. Send a copy of the FCC complaint to MIT and NYU, too. I'd be
willing to bet _they_ care! Big seats of education like those do not care
for bad press. Send a copy of the complaint to the broadcast and print
outlets serving the area home to MIT & NYU. Some journalist, probably NOT
an alum of either school, would be _very_ happy to follow up on a lead like
this. "MIT computers used by social misfits to flood internet with
filth...Details at Eleven!" "OUR I-team tracks obscene internet messages to
NYU group. Are state and Federal funds involved? Tune in at Six to see
what our I-team found in this three part series!" (May sweeps week is
coming up!) Of course, turning the heat up means you are asking for another
blast of crap from the little weasel. Oh well, ignore or DELETE still work
for me.
DexAZ
"Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ok...how do we kill this "person of questionable parentage"? Path seems
to
> suggest an account at nym.alias (dungeons and dragon stuff supported by
MIT
> and NYU???...if so that seems to be another example of your tax dollars at
> work) where the goal is to make you impossible to track down. Postmaster
at
> nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
>
>
>
>
Tom Kohlman wrote:
> Ok...how do we kill this "person of questionable parentage"? Path seems to
> suggest an account at nym.alias (dungeons and dragon stuff supported by MIT
> and NYU???...if so that seems to be another example of your tax dollars at
> work) where the goal is to make you impossible to track down. Postmaster at
> nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
I reported him to the webmasters at NYU and MIT as well as FCC.gov
I hope Tom's right about this ending someday. The real pity is that the
anti-hacking laws make it illegal to try to go after these individuals.
Now THAT would be fun.
Dave in Fairfax
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DexAZ wrote:
> Of course _they_ have rights. The bad guys _always_ have rights!
> You are right...sure would be FUN to go after them.
I keep thinking of the Pace salsa commercial. The one where the label
says NYC. You know. Get a rope. Too bad the stuff is made in NJ. My
wife like that garbage, I make my own.
Dave in Fairfax
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Tom Kohlman wrote:
> ...somehow think this little dweeb might enjoy rope. Searching for hints on
> how to filter nym.alias in OE...seems I can filter sender and subject but
> that's as deep as this freebee will go.
Can't help you with that, I don't use OE. I keep rope in the Truck, not
CAT5, but when I was kid in the midwest I remember barbed wire being
used, didn't look like that was enjoyed much. I've been forwarding the
messages to the webmasters at MIT and FCC. I figure that after a few
dozen one or the other will get thoroughly annoyed and burn him.
Dave in Fairfax
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Reading the NY Post (I'm a transplant and not much liking it so hold your
negative comments on that part) today I saw a story about a jumper on the
Empire State building yesterday...actually crossed my fingers and said a
prayer...but see "it" is still around....
"Dave in Fairfax" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Tom Kohlman wrote:
> > ...somehow think this little dweeb might enjoy rope. Searching for
hints on
> > how to filter nym.alias in OE...seems I can filter sender and subject
but
> > that's as deep as this freebee will go.
>
> Can't help you with that, I don't use OE. I keep rope in the Truck, not
> CAT5, but when I was kid in the midwest I remember barbed wire being
> used, didn't look like that was enjoyed much. I've been forwarding the
> messages to the webmasters at MIT and FCC. I figure that after a few
> dozen one or the other will get thoroughly annoyed and burn him.
>
> Dave in Fairfax
> --
> reply-to doesn't work
> use:
> daveldr at att dot net
> American Association of Woodturners
> http://www.woodturner.org
> Capital Area Woodturners
> http://www.capwoodturners.org/
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 17:51:58 GMT, "DexAZ" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Does the FCC care?
No. The FCC doesn't regulate content on the Internet.
--
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"Dave in Fairfax" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I keep thinking of the Pace salsa commercial. The one where the label
> says NYC. You know. Get a rope.
Why use rope? Given the situation, this would be a good chance to showcase
one more use for CAT-5e cable.
DexAZ
Of course _they_ have rights. The bad guys _always_ have rights!
You are right...sure would be FUN to go after them.
DexAZ
> I reported him to the webmasters at NYU and MIT as well as FCC.gov
> I hope Tom's right about this ending someday. The real pity is that the
> anti-hacking laws make it illegal to try to go after these individuals.
> Now THAT would be fun.
> Dave in Fairfax
> --
> reply-to doesn't work
> use:
> daveldr at att dot net
> American Association of Woodturners
> http://www.woodturner.org
> Capital Area Woodturners
> http://www.capwoodturners.org/
"Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> Ok...how do we kill this "person of questionable parentage"?
Filter all messages that have nym.alias.net in the Path header (I don't
know if you preferred newsreader allows you to do thiat).
> Path seems to suggest an account at nym.alias (dungeons and dragon stuff
> supported by MIT and NYU???
nym.alias.net is an anonymous remailer: http://www.rahul.net/falk/Ny/
> [snip]
> Postmaster at nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
Nope -- they really don't care
Murray Peterson <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> "Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]:
> nym.alias.net is an anonymous remailer: http://www.rahul.net/falk/Ny/
>
>> [snip]
>> Postmaster at nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
>
> Nope -- they really don't care
You are quite correct - nym.alias.net is an anonymizer run by (if
I remember correctly) MIT. It has a very long history of being
abused, and an equally long history of the abuse being ignored
by it's admins (who probably consider it an experiment in human
behavior).
Most well-run newsservers drop all articles from that source,
you would be wise to recommend to your tech support folk that
they do likewise. Nothing of value comes from there.
John
In article <[email protected]>, "DexAZ" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>"Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> ...somehow think this little dweeb might enjoy rope. Searching for hints
>on
>> how to filter nym.alias in OE...seems I can filter sender and subject but
>> that's as deep as this freebee will go.
>>
>If you figure that out, please let me know. I've been trying to filter
>nym.alias on OE too. Without success. :^(
>
I know I'm gonna sound like a broken record, but here it comes anyway:
Get a copy of Nfilter. Get a copy of my troll filters. You won't see these
posts any more. At least not until the next time he changes his ISP. Then the
posts will come through again until I update the filters, and then you won't
see him again. Eventually he'll either (a) get tired of the game and go away,
(b) get caught by his parents, or (c) grow out of it.
--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek-at-milmac-dot-com)
If there is a way I sure would like to know.... if it is in fact a student
then lets get his ass out of school and get him a job cleaning pubic toilets
or the like........mjh
Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ok...how do we kill this "person of questionable parentage"? Path seems
to
> suggest an account at nym.alias (dungeons and dragon stuff supported by
MIT
> and NYU???...if so that seems to be another example of your tax dollars at
> work) where the goal is to make you impossible to track down. Postmaster
at
> nym.alias doesn't seem to care.
>
Doesn't seem to care !!! thats par for the course...
...somehow think this little dweeb might enjoy rope. Searching for hints on
how to filter nym.alias in OE...seems I can filter sender and subject but
that's as deep as this freebee will go.
"DexAZ" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Dave in Fairfax" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
> > I keep thinking of the Pace salsa commercial. The one where the label
> > says NYC. You know. Get a rope.
>
> Why use rope? Given the situation, this would be a good chance to
showcase
> one more use for CAT-5e cable.
>
> DexAZ
>
>
"Tom Kohlman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> ...somehow think this little dweeb might enjoy rope. Searching for hints
on
> how to filter nym.alias in OE...seems I can filter sender and subject but
> that's as deep as this freebee will go.
>
Tom,
If you figure that out, please let me know. I've been trying to filter
nym.alias on OE too. Without success. :^(
DexAZ