[DMCForum] Re: Privacy on the internet.

["therealdmcvegas" <dmcvegas@xxxxxxx>]

Born and raised? No. I moved here in early 1996, from Los Angeles. And
thankfully left that economic cesspool behind. But I don't normally
tell people this.

Vegas is an interesting city, because it doesn't have any cultural
bounds. In fact, it's what you make of it. If you want it to be a 24/7
party town, it can be. If you want to live in a conservative
nieghborhood, and raise you children with high morals, you can.

As a community, Vegas isn't as diverse in it's resources, as Los
Angeles. However, LA is only a 3 hour drive away, and flights out of
here are usually pretty reasonable.

Home prices are asinie here, because of all the Californians whove
moved here the last 4 years, after the SoCal disasters. So hopefully,
I'll be able to afford something, once the state provides asistance
for us long-time residents.

Otherwise, Vegas is a really interesting place to live, there are a
couple of other alternatives, but I base them only on housing costs.

I've lived on the north side, the central part of the city, and the
west side, where I'm at now. Each part has it's advantages, and
disadvantages.

North where I was became worse after I moved out. And you can go
farther north, but that's a serious commute. West side is good, but
the drive up the hill has just killed my gas economy. Central was
fantastic! I was in close proximity to everything, and liked the
feeling of an older, more established neighborhood.

Commuting can be a pain in the ass, because Vegas is the melting pot
of America. So you've got midwesterners who slowly merge into traffic,
sharing the road with Californias who slam their brakes, whenever they
see brake lights, with drivers from the east coast, who honk at
everyone else. And this gets worse when the weather turns bad. Oh, and
if you signal to get over, we'll speed up. And if we see non-Nevada
license plates, we'll cut you off on purpose.

Motorsports have taken off here BIG time! We've got "Hot Rod Hill"
down in Henderson, which is taking off, and there is the LVMS complex
up north. That's the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where they hold NASCAR,
NHRA, dirt track, circle track, and drifting events, as well as car
shows. This wasn't the case a couple of years ago, when we only had 1
speedshop in town. But things are greatly improving, with the others
are opening up.

Once in a blue moon, will I go down to the strip. It's just plain
crowded. And before Binions got bought out, we used to hang out
downtown for the food there. Otherwise, almost every Friday night, me,
and lots of other gearheads are up at the drag strip. Which you can
see here. No, not my proudest moment, buy my most inspirational to get
a more powerful engine...

http://members.cox.net/dmcvegas/delorean2.wmv

Otherwise, I like Vegas just fine. Especially since almost nothing
here closes at night.

-Robert



--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "John Dore" <dmcjohn@xxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hi Robert,
> Are you originally from Las Vegas?
> 
> I love going to Las Vegas - a great town to visit for a few days and 
> have some fun, but what's it like to actually live there? Do you hang 
> out on the strip much, or is that just a tourist trap?!
> 
> What part of LV do you live in? (no I don't feel like tracking you 
> down!).
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> John
> 
> --- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "therealdmcvegas" <dmcvegas@xxxx> 
> wrote:
> > 
> > Tracking someone down eficiently on the internet isn't that hard at
> > all. Infact, it's also pretty damn easy to tie this into a person's
> > personal life, if you want to locate they physicly. The clues aren't
> > always in black & white, let alone text. You've got to throw some
> > social engineering into the mix as well, to tie the loose ends 
> together.
> > 
> > Let's give an extreme example here, of how I tracked down Mona
> > Nesseth, Roy Nesseth's daughter. Because when I called her, she was
> > VERY curious as to how in the hell I had found her.
> > 
> > 1. Roy Nesseth is deceased. So I check the SSI Death Index online.
> > 2. I find the city that Nesseth passed away, per his death 
> certificate.
> > 3. I cross refernce that city, with anyone who has the last name,
> > "Nesseth".
> > 4. I call her at the # listed for "M. Nesseth".
> > 5. Profit!
> > 
> > Extra Credit!: I type in "Mona Nesseth" into google, and discover 
> from
> > some old flyers, that she is a Licensed Gemologist now, and a couple
> > of conventions she's attended, and what seminars she's spoken at.
> > 
> > Now, let's take a look at you, cheif. I'm not gonna give anything 
> away
> > about what I have discovered. After all, to become l337, you've 
> gotta
> > make it on you own. However, answer me one question.
> > 
> > Do you live on 44th Ave? Tell you mom Gail I said "Hello".
> > 
> > -Robert
> > 
> > p.s. Jesus anin't keeping me up. Posting to message boards on the
> > internet is.
> > 
> > And just so nothing comes back to bite me in the ass, I have no
> > intention of coming to you house, nor do I honestly care to where 
> you
> > live. This has simply been an educational exercize, in order to
> > further your's, and everyone else's knowlege of personal security.
> > This is solely meant for Educational Purposes only.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "supremeadmiralsenn"
> > <AdmiralSenn@xxxx> wrote:
> > > 
> > > --- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxx> wrote:
> > > > The website you sent had something about paintball
> > > > guns.
> > > 
> > > And which site that I sent was that? The three pictures, the 
> mapper,
> > > or the IP ~ location site? *I* never posted a site mentioning
> > > paintball at all. Perhaps *you* found a post by me on a site that
> > > referenced paintball, probably the forum you found that I posted 
> on.
> > > All I know is that *I* did not send anything about paintball 
> except
> > > the one message mentioning that I own two, which is not a site. 
> > > 
> > > Yes I know, I'm being anal retentive and overly picky about 
> semantics,
> > > and yes it is deliberate :D. Just be glad you're not among the 
> droves
> > > of idiots on the Internet. I like to get into religious and 
> political
> > > debates with them, then tear apart their arguments because they 
> worded
> > > them wrong. It helps make them realize that maybe the other side 
> is
> > > right. 
> > > 
> > > -Pie Jesu domine, dona eis requiem
> > > Merciful Lord Jesus, grant them rest 
> > > 
> > > or as some translate it: 
> > > 
> > > Please, Jesus, let us sleep.

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