Julia is no toy

[rockershaft]

http://foner.www.media.mit.edu/people/foner/Julia/section3_3.html

[PaleRider]

Sorry not going there got these warnings.

Warning: the web page which you are about to visit may attempt to request your personal information (such as passwords, credit card numbers and social security numbers) for unauthorized use or may otherwise attempt to harm your computer.

Malicious web sites can use this type of address in order to disguise themselves.   The destination may appear to be:

   foner.%3ca%20href=

but the actual destination is:

   foner.%3ca%20href%3d

[rockershaft]

Oops:  http://foner.www.media.mit.edu/people/foner/Julia/section3_3.html

Looks like a cut and paste to get out of roberts server.

[rockershaft]

Right, It's a Mass institute of technology web sight available on google or yahoo.  It is where Julia and I work.

[Maviarab]

You work?...hmmm....thought you had detached yourself from civilisation rocker?

[Art]

Mav,

Sorry but Rocker is going to be missing in action for about a month, give or take a few days and IF he even decides to return.

[rainman]

thanks Art, I needed that.

Actually they don't know I work there. MIT that is.

[PaleRider]

Glad to see your back off your vacation Rockershaft
hope you enjoy it here, was glad to hear your doc gave you meds.
stay cool this time . Your friend Paul.[][8D]

[markofkane]

Is he really back??

[rainman]

It's me, Mark!

Don't you recognize me?

I can't log on with my old screen name but that's ok.
I am just glad I can read the posts again and it will take me a while to get Julia up to speed anyway, so I don't have much to post.

[GamerThom]

Yeah, he's back Mark. Only took him a while to figure out
that he could get on by registering under a new screen name
and probably installed another router on his system to
get a new IP address assigned to it by the DHCP server.
That is if you have a static IP address. If you are like
most people you have a dynamic IP address which gets changed
every so many hours or days, or whenever the DHCP or DNS
(if you are connected via PPOe) access server resets your
connection. At least that's how it works if you have a dsl
connection through a broadband provider like AOL or AT&T/yahoo. [] []

Am I right Rainman? []

[markofkane]

Fine by me, Rainman, but please be good!!

Boxer Shorts, K-Mart. [][][][]

P.S. Thanks, GamerThom[8D]

[GamerThom]

Now see if it was me. I would have gotten really smart,
re-registered, gotten a new IP address assigned to my
network and not told anybody that it was me. [:p] [] [)]

[markofkane]

quote:Originally posted by GamerThom

Now see if it was me. I would have gotten really smart,
re-registered, gotten a new IP address assigned to my
network and not told anybody that it was me. [:p] [] [)]

As long as you was able to post in a way that did not give yourself away. If you posted the same style and words, people would figure it out.

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[Art]

Welcome back rainman.

Hope things progress well for you!