How the Internet Helps Neighbors Communicate
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goatlickingmonkeylover here
You sick freaks really get my goat!
More straight up aggressive. The flame wars on my neighborhood group got so bad, they started moderating "offensive" comments. Apparently telling someone they are factually incorrect about the law is offensive. I don't post there anymore.
Well that depends.
Not offensive: "I'm pretty sure that's not right. Here's a citation: (insert link to reference)"
Potentially offensive even if accurate: "Only a retarded drunken monkey would think that! That's the stupidest fucking thing I've ever heard in my life and you are an idiot!"
Try "That's not right. The statutes are here at [URL]." That was considered to be a personal attack, since after all, the original poster was only trying to help.
Well, ok then. Somebody is being hypersensitive.
My place of employmnet is currently sporting IAmALlamaHearMeRoarNetwork.
Eh?
Someone is not supervising the IT department real closely there, huh?
Maybe he is employed by a "security" company made up of Llamas?
Dollars to donuts that it is japh (just another perl hacker)
The llama ref comes from this book:
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596001322
Huh. In my 'hood we barely speak to one another. Of course, many residents don't speak-a-anyenglish.
I know the neighbors to the immediate sides and a few others, but that's about it. Generally, we know those with kids close to our own kids in age.
An middle-aged, kidless couple across the street from us moved out recently, and was in their house before we moved in on '02. I didn't even know their names.
I have no neighbors (closest is about a mile away) but my friend had me rename his "NoFreeRide" when I secured his router for him. I see now we should have been more creative.
I usually find not broadcasting the SSID makes it even more secure, but that's just me.
PutOutOrGetOut?
Eh, I'd just react by renaming my network "IKnowAndItsIntentional".
Thank you!
Eh, I'd just react by renaming my network "IKnowAndItsIntentional".
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