-=PCTechTalk=- Re: cam extension

  • From: "poppy0206" <poppy0206@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 19:42:51 -0400

HI,

Is there an extension cord one can buy for their cam ?

Thanks,

christy
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wyatt M. Portendt" <nunyabidness6@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 7:23 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: what's this?


> It's simpler to not lock your doors at night, simpler to not take your
keys
> from the car.  It's simpler to have unprotected sex.  It's simpler to not
> tie that ladder off.
>
> It's simpler to not run firewalls, antivirus, content control, or to
> practice safe computing.
>
> What's NOT simple is getting rid of a virus.  What's NOT simple is
> reinstalling your system without losing all your data and files.  What's
> NOT simple is to recover a hijacked browser that suddenly is going to your
> (not so) favorite porn site instead of www.disney.com.
>
> It wasn't simple to learn how to drive, wasn't simple to learn your job,
> wasn't simple to have your children (not counting the conception part).
> can live a simple life and have not so simple problems, or you can learn,
> expend some energy, and perhaps make things simpler in the long run.
> Everyone has this choice.
>
> On 8/19/2003 at 3:37 PM a whisper was heard, and the one known as kg6ocz
> was rumoured to have uttered....
>
>           |  I wouldn't say any of it is un-necessary. THAT
>           |  would be foolish considering.
>           |  BUT but the same token when you can't figure out how to make
>           |  something work,
>           |  then the simpler the better even if it isnt' the best of the
>           |  lot.
>           |  ----- Original Message ----- 
>           |  From: "Wyatt M. Portendt" <nunyabidness6@xxxxxxxxx>
>           |  To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>           |  Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 2:54 PM
>           |  Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: what's this?
>           |
>           |
>           |  > I personally wouldn't feel bad about taking a reasonable
>           |  precaution.  The
>           |  > firewall and mail security here has caused me to miss the
>           |  last ten major
>           |  > virus attacks even though I was exposed to them through
>           |  mailing lists and
>           |  > casual surfing.  I don't argue with people who say they
>           |  don't need them.
>           |  I
>           |  > know that soon enough they will be silent for a time and a
>           |  little more
>           |  > open-minded shortly after (the virus hits them).
>           |  >
>           |  > I have a layered approach to security.  The router is the
>           |  outer shield, a
>           |  > properly configured (and configurable) firewall is the next
>           |  layer.  A text
>           |  > only email with an encrpted address book (and *real*
filters
>           |  built in)
>           |  > filtered with a regular expressions mail handler protects
>           |  the email.
>           |  > Content blocking and script control keep IE from getting
>           |  naughty.  It
>           |  > sounds cumbersome, and it wasn't a peach to set up in the
>           |  beginning, but
>           |  it
>           |  > works flawlessly now.  Good stuff gets in, bad stuff
>           |  doesn't, and
>           |  > questionable things can be forensically traced to find out
>           |  exactly what
>           |  > they *are* doing behind my back.
>           |  >
>           |  > Foolproof, no.  Damned difficult to casually breach,
without
>           |  a doubt.  All
>           |  > of it was free and it's working exceptionally well.  I just
>           |  listen
>           |  politely
>           |  > to the people who say it's unnecessary and doesn't work and
>           |  smile while
>           |  I'm
>           |  > surfing and mailing with no problems for about three years
>           |  running now.
>           |  No
>           |  > crashes, no reinstalls, no cleaning, no worries.
>           |  >
>           |  > On 8/18/2003 at 12:47 PM a whisper was heard, and the one
>           |  known as Michael
>           |  > Scott was rumoured to have uttered....
>           |  >
>           |  >           |  Hello All,
>           |  >           |  With the panic re the blaster worm I checked
up
>           |  on my
>           |  >           |  Microsoft Updates again and there was
>           |  "Security Update
>           |  >           |  Microsoft Virtual Machine". What doodad is
this
>           |  for and is it
>           |  >           |  necessary or will my world end if I don't do
>           |  it. It is over 5
>           |  >           |  megs and I must have the worst server in the
>           |  world because I
>           |  >           |  keep dropping out and this could take forever.
>           |  >           |
>           |  >           |  I did however go to CNET and downloaded the
>           |  w32.blaster
>           |  >           |  removal Tool and was tickled to find I'm
clean.
>           |  >           |
>           |  >           |  It seems that if you have a firewall, you are
>           |  much safer. I
>           |  >           |  know so many people who think I'm a twit
>           |  because I have one
>           |  on
>           |  >           |  my PC............ they wouldn't!!  Hope I run
>           |  into some of
>           |  >           |  them and they tell me they have the worm.  OK,
>           |  I know I'm
>           |  >           |  being nasty....... but ........ Lyn
>           |  >           |
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