Cracking up?????????? You ARE cracked up.
"nass" <nass@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0EA20DEE-B28D-4FCF-90CF-AF9993FC1314@microsoft.com...
> So sorry, I am cracking up, the pressure of a poor business year.
> I will see a shrink, and get my mind looked at... everything going funny
> now. hahahahaha.
>
>>Checkmate Mr PaulShit !!!
>>You lost your Dog (Mick Murphy) He is torn apart in this scam of yours
>>both.
>>Do you really believe your utter liea and nonsense of that me
>>impersonatimng
>>myself? You are vicious
>>and malice person. You posted in three Newsgroup (Help and Support,
>>Security
>>and Performance and Maintainance
>>where Mick torn apart to attract simpthy for him and left where he started
>>his malicious game in General Group?
>>You are trying to recue him since your game didn't go to plan and microsft
>>will flush you and him into the Loo, so you thought better to pretend to
>>be
>>the wiseman
>>and frame me as an impersonator to get your evil plan objectives achieved
>>in
>>the NG!!!
>>But your plan got screwed up so now you taking your Dog (Mick) home bye
>>Micky<g>
>>You will soon get my resopnce and I promise you, you will not go away with
>>it but not here in the NG, out.
>>You should learn how to play chess before you engage in a tactical game Mr
>>Paulshit!
>
> --
> HTH,
> nass
> ----
> http://www.nasstec.co.uk
>
>
> "John John (MVP)" wrote:
>
>> Oh, please, be my guest. Report to your heart's content! What will
>> your complaint be? That I didn't say anything about nass having a link
>> in his signature? Do you really think that anyone will take your
>> complaint seriously?
>>
>> John
>>
>> Mick Murphy wrote:
>>
>> > Paul, the trouble started at as Frisch post.
>> > I chipped Frisch about pushing Live One Care, and nass got up me.
>> > So, I told nass to take down HIS business advertising; you know the
>> > rest!
>> >
>> > He is breaking the Code of Conduct by advertising here.
>> > I don't see John John doing anything about THAT!
>> > MVPs can be reported, too.
>> > I'll contact a MVP lead that I know.
>> > I am sick of their attitude in this.
>> >
>> >
>>

Paul Montgomery wrote:

> On Sep 27, 7:36*pm, VanguardLH <V...@nguard.LH> wrote:
>> Paul Montgomery wrote:
>>> Many - but not all - of the posters doing that use aioe.org to make
>>> their posts. Aioe.org has no log-in so spoofing is easy using that
>>> newsgroup server. *Those aioe.org posts have the IP coded, but it's
>>> simple to trace a particular user/IP once you figute it out. The
>>> spoofs that don't come from aioe.org show the IP of the sender in
>>> encoded form so it's easier to see.
>>
>> Although AIOE does not show the NNTP-Posting-Host header to allow kill
>> filters to identify the nymshifter, AIOE assigns a unique domain in the
>> Message-ID header based on that poster's IP address. *
>
> Actually - at least as far as aioe.org is concerned - the encrypted
> form of the IP is in the "NNTP Posting-Host" line. It never changes
> unless the poster has a dynamic IP and breaks the connection.

The IP address doesn't change because of breaking the connection. If
it's dynamic, and if its lease has expired, it is *eligible* for being
released and a new one assigned but that has nothing to do with the
connection to an NNTP server but with how your DHCP server functions.
Until you disable your network interface, you get to keep your expired
IP address (some DSL providers violate this tenet by forcing a session
drop after some max interval). You could be using that expired IP
address for months if you leave your host always powered up (or whatever
gets the IP address from your DHCP server). Expired doesn't mean dead.
Just eligible for reassignment. For cable/DSL users, even after
releasing and trying to renew their IP license, they often get
reassigned the same one from their ISP's IP allocation pool.

You're right that it's the NNTP-Posting-Host for AIOE where the poster's
IP address gets encrypted. Been a long time since I used AIOE. I
reviewed an AIOE's posters message and also looked back in my filter
rules and it does test on the NNTP-Posting-Host header.

>> AIOE knows their
>> IP address but you don't, but you can create a rule to handle posts from
>> the same nymshifter. *I did that with the "Tony" troll since his moniker
>> isn't unique enough for a kill filter but the domain in his Message-ID
>> header is unique to him because he uses AIOE.
>>
>> So watch the Message-ID header. *Other freebie NSPs may do the same. *Of
>> course, you need to use an NNTP client that can actually test on the
>> Message-ID header. *This header is included in the overview headers
>> (overview.fmt) so you can test on that header when you retrieve headers.
>
> I don't use an NNTP client. Mostly it's Agent. Sometimes it's Google
> Groups (like now).

NNTP = Network News Transfer Protocol

Forte Agent *is* an NNTP client. Google Groups is a webnews interface
to their archive but Google Groups also peers with other NNTP servers.

"Paul Montgomery" wrote:

> If your chess skills are as bad as your spelling and grammar skills,
> I'm not the least bit concerned - in fact I'm looking forward to the
> good laugh I expect to get from it.

Oh, sorry Oxford Uni boy. I forget you are graduate from there!!!

> Speaking of spelling, perhaps you'd do well to spend a little less
> time in these groups and spend some of that savings to put all the
> text on that pitiful web site of yours through a good spell-checker...
> or to find a kid who's finished the 12th grade to check it for you.
> It's hurting.

That a complement, what you expected from a tech site Love Poetry and Poems.
Glad you made a constructive critic for once!

> I've never seen a web site that offers computer services for sale that
> also offers gardening design, has "gift ideas"/pictures for sale, and
> has... recipes!

What your problem with that?

> Need to sell those pictures to augment what little income your
> computer and gardening services business generates? Hmmm?

Can I interest you in something! I 'm sure you can't afford any on our site.

You know what you are?
S_C_U_M B_A_G

On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 14:59:02 -0700, nass
<nass@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>
>
>"Paul Montgomery" wrote:
>
>> If your chess skills are as bad as your spelling and grammar skills,
>> I'm not the least bit concerned - in fact I'm looking forward to the
>> good laugh I expect to get from it.
>
>Oh, sorry Oxford Uni boy. I forget you are graduate from there!!!
>
>> Speaking of spelling, perhaps you'd do well to spend a little less
>> time in these groups and spend some of that savings to put all the
>> text on that pitiful web site of yours through a good spell-checker...
>> or to find a kid who's finished the 12th grade to check it for you.
>> It's hurting.
>
>That a complement, what you expected from a tech site Love Poetry and Poems.
>Glad you made a constructive critic for once!
>
>> I've never seen a web site that offers computer services for sale that
>> also offers gardening design, has "gift ideas"/pictures for sale, and
>> has... recipes!
>
>What your problem with that?
>
>> Need to sell those pictures to augment what little income your
>> computer and gardening services business generates? Hmmm?
>
>Can I interest you in something! I 'm sure you can't afford any on our site.
>
>You know what you are?
>S_C_U_M B_A_G

You forgot Nass` signature line .