>Wow talk about reading my mail backwards. Remember what I said earlier
>about payback being a bitch or lady from hell, well I forgot to remind
>you that it is applied with a double edge sword, which can be turned
>back on you. If he can get into the system after being pulled off he
>can do more. The small games you mentioned; loading big files or a
>stealth virus(and they are small games to anyone with a good background
>in computers programing) can be turned on you. Stick to reporting him
>to the service provider, or turning on the selective hearing mode(We
>have all be told from childhood we can do it). He or anyone can read
>what we put out, even on a list that needs a pass word, so don't piss
>off anyone and think your covered. I have anti-virus program that
>screens all incomeing E-mail, last month someone got funny and tried to
>slip me a good one, I spotted it changed her tile and subject and added
>a twist and bounched it back it her machine. Be careful of what you say
>or do on the net, it has many fine treads and some are weak too.
Sound advice, Jim... some people like to play rougher than others, but maybe
a little lateral thinking is needed sometimes.
A little of the old "measure twice, cut once" can go a long way.
I am not advocating no response, just a measured one.
Regards, Andrew
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Andrew Boyd - andrew at pcug.org.au - http://www.pcug.org.au/~andrew
"May you kindle Fire and never be burned by it,
May the Air never send storms across your path,
May the path across the Earth be a soft one,
May the Water of your tears always taste sweet with joy,
May your Spirit find your own true path...."
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