All time low

Or maybe he doesn't need that. I'm on a changing IP system: my internet provider gives me a different IP every time I connect my computer (don't ask me why, I only know it was cheaper for me this way), so it would be really difficult to ban me by IP...

But don't worry, I',ll behave

Not Child Porno, but the picture of Phil Collins after Genesis is simple disgusting and repulsive, of course it was taken from a porno page.

A woman defecating with a explicit view of the feces is not appropiate for this place, UI reported it but the 500 internal error message appeared, so I don't know if it reached the moderator.

But seems Belva has licence to kill or the Adms were taking a well deserved vacation, hope tomorrow this sick guy will be banned forever.

Iván

Tony R wrote: Now we have another picture that contains a suspiciously young looking subject in this thread: Topic: Can BELVA actually talk about music Some people have no shame.

90 % chance this was child porn IMO.

Snow Dog wrote: Manunkind wrote: Tony R wrote: Now we have another picture that contains a suspiciously young looking subject in this thread: Topic: Can BELVA actually talk about music Some people have no shame. 90 % chance this was child porn IMO. I don't think so. Doesnt look it to me!

It's gone now (Maani's here finally), but the female body was very small.

Snow Dog wrote: Manunkind wrote: Snow Dog wrote: Manunkind wrote: Tony R wrote: Now we have another picture that contains a suspiciously young looking subject in this thread: Topic: Can BELVA actually talk about music Some people have no shame. 90 % chance this was child porn IMO. I don't think so. Doesnt look it to me! It's gone now (Maani's here finally), but the female body was very small. Well you may be right, I don't like to condemn without some more substantial proof though

Hey, neither do I, but I REALLY think that looked like child porn!

Tony R wrote: Snow Dog wrote: My question is if this picture is on our PCs somewhere, does anyone know? Yes it is. You can delete it by the following method. In Internet Explorer click Tools>Internet Options>General. In the "Temporary Internet Files" section click "delete files" and this should clear out all your internet files.

This won't work on its own BTW, you also need to use a shredder or bleacher like Windows washer, otherwise the files can be recovered!

The only way to 100% remove ANY file from your hard drive is to overwrite your hard disk with 1s and 0s using a utility such as Norton's Government Wipe (I'm not sure if they still produce it - it used to be part of their Utilities suite).

There are low level tools that can recover material even if you've used apps to "shred" or "bleach", because applications that run in Windows tend to only run at a relatively high level.

Those IP "proxy" sites aren't as secure as you might think... it's easy enough to trace, as eventually, the data has to get to your IP address - and packets can be traced through proxies. All "conversations" between computers are two way, even if there is a "man-in-the-middle". Each end-point has to have an IP address - and most private external IP addresses are owned by ISPs.

ISP's are usually VERY helpful when it comes to getting information about people who are breaking laws

The site admins here could always block the MAC address - although even that could be changed by someone determined enough...  http://amac.paqtool.com/mac-address-spoofing.htm#Automatic_s poofing_mac_address_under_win95/98/nt/2000/2003/xp

Which reminds me...

If you're trying to secure a wireless network, make sure your wireless router can filter by MAC Addresses. That way, you can specify which computers are allowed to access your wireless network. Everything else will be blocked (but you should still use encryption - not WEP!)

Oddly enough, hopelevre also considered himself progressive.

That's the trouble with thinking too much - you end up believing all sorts of wierd sh*t!

This type of person, whether intentional or not, is classified as an advanced troll by some sites, and a pain in the donkey by me.

Certif1ed wrote: Which reminds me... If you're trying to secure a wireless network, make sure your wireless router can filter by MAC Addresses. That way, you can specify which computers are allowed to access your wireless network. Everything else will be blocked (but you should still use encryption - not WEP!)

Apparently filtering by Mac Address is easily hackable,so pretty pointless...