Re: [DMCForum] Re: Privacy on the internet.

[DMCVIN6683 <dmcvin6683@xxxxxxxxx>]

So Adam S. you seem pretty paranoid that Adam S. is now on the internet 
associated with Adam S. attached to your email address as Adam S.

Adam S. what is the big deal about Adam S. not being known as Adam S. 
anyway?

Adam S. you need to lighten up about your name Adam S. being on the 
internet.

Adam S. Adam S. Adam S. my my my why worry, Adam S. is not a bad name.

Mark V
Not Adam S.




On Jan 25, 2005, at 7:04 PM, supremeadmiralsenn wrote:

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> It's not that they can see my house. I don't care about that, even if
> I did that would make me out to be a total fool - I'm pretty sure that
> it's not possible for a civilian to view hi-definition satellite
> video, certainly not at the level that would show people in detail.
> And Greg, you couldn't flick somebody off and have it register.
> Detail's not high enough, and the satellites only map an area every
> couple of years, and it's not video.
>
> I guess I wouldn't have a problem with it if the Yahoo archive wasn't
> available for anyone to look through. I doubt anyone on the DMCForum
> is going to do anything, but anyone can see this info.
>
> Here follows the part where the commercial has a subtitle saying 'Do
> not attempt' or 'Professional Driver - Closed Course' or
> 'Dramatization' - the point is, please don't do it. I'm denying right
> here all responsibility for harm done to anyone from this info.
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> This http://venus.walagata.com/w/admiralsenn/house.jpg is my house as
> seen from satellite. It's not very high-definition, but if you knew my
> general location and had the picture I took this from (took a few
> minutes of number tweaking at mapper.acme.com), you could follow the
> roads right to the house without an address. Take an IP locator like
> http://www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm and put in an IP address, get
> lat/long, input to AcmeMapper, and instant map to target's house.
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> To prove my point about this, I'm going to take an IP address I pulled
> out of Marc Levy's email (Freehold, NJ sounds like it might even be
> his house, but for all I know this is the Yahoo server that was
> assigned to his message) and run it through said programs.
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> Granted that the latitude and longitude aren't very precise, and I may
> have picked the wrong IP address, but for the IP I found, anyway, I
> get this:
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> http://terraserver-usa.com/tile.ashx?t=1&s=10&x=2797&y=22263&z=18
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> which zooms out to this, minus four of the pictures:
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> http://venus.walagata.com/w/admiralsenn/mysteryplace.jpg
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> Since it appears to be a residential area to me, it might very well be
> Marc's house.. I'm not skilled in yanking info out of emails, so it
> could be anything.
>
> (If this is your house, Marc, I'll delete this message if you want.)
>
> So I'm not some lunatic walking around thinking there's a stalker
> behind every bush (lowercase bush, for you political laugh-mongers), I
> just prefer not taking chances. I know that I could probably post my
> name, address, and phone number without incident, but it's not hurting
> anybody to be overly careful.
>
> For those wondering why I'm suddenly so free with these pictures if
> they're so easy to abuse, it's because there really isn't enough info
> (I don't think) to use. Without any major reference streets, it
> becomes a lot harder, which is why I didn't post any lat/long info or
> anything, because THAT can lead to the full region-picture that zooms
> in on a particular spot. Provided you had enough patience, you could
> eventually find enough major roads and landmarks to orient yourself
> and continue on, but it would take a real stalker with a lot of
> patience to do so.
>
> And most people know about the national phone numbers to call where a
> full name and city gives you their phone number and sometimes their
> address. Depending on how far from the mark my mapping was, I could
> use that to adjust and find the exact house on satellite, giving me a
> grand sum of:
>
> Name
> Address (street, city, state, zip code)
> Phone number
> Satellite map of area
> Latitude and Longitude coordinates (useful for GPS units, especially)
> E-mail address
>
> from one email. I have no idea how much of this is common knowledge,
> but it's scary what you can get from people. This is why I don't post
> my name and town, and wish I hadn't here or elsewhere.
>
> I'm not worried, because it takes a lot of patience to match an image
> to an area you've never seen before, but I'm just showing that it's
> possible.
>
> P.S. For those thinking about hunting me or anyone else down, I'd like
> to inform you that our house is very supportive of the Second
> Amendment, and will make good use of the right stated in it. We have
> in the house right now:
>
> two paintball guns ([im]properly used, you can incapacitate and kill a
> person with one)
>
> one spudgun (also painful/deadly)
>
> one pistol that fires .22 caliber shells (the rest of my dad's guns
> aren't in the house right now)
>
> a flare gun with three flares (also painful and/or deadly)
>
> a crossbow with 150 pounds of pull (ouch)
>
> Etc etc.
>
> I never said it was a good idea to stalk people, just that it's 
> possible.
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