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Grex Mnet Item 33: Guess Who I Saw On TV Today
Entered by cyklone on Sun Jun 4 21:28:27 UTC 2000:

This morning I was watching WDIV while on my computer. I was pretty much
ignoring the show, especially when it got to the segment about makeovers
for women. Then I heard a name that caught my ear. Today's makeover
"victim" was none other than former M-netter and nuisance Lisa Reyes! I
knew it was her because they mentioned not only her name, but her upcoming
marriage to a 10 years younger Russian name Alexei (or something like
that). She said she wanted to surprise him with a new look.  Frankly, I
thought her old look was better . . . . 

Guess Who I Saw On TV Today

45 responses total.



#1 of 45 by happyboy on Sun Jun 4 21:29:13 2000:

hahahahahahahaa!  phuckin pshycho!


#2 of 45 by cyklone on Sun Jun 4 21:30:55 2000:

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#3 of 45 by cyklone on Sun Jun 4 21:33:07 2000:

<Ooops, sorry about getting the header in the body of the text>


#4 of 45 by buzzard on Mon Jun 5 01:07:24 2000:

Hoeley shit.



#5 of 45 by ric on Mon Jun 5 01:39:26 2000:

Bwahahahahahahah


#6 of 45 by trex on Mon Jun 5 02:21:32 2000:

oh my god!  damn I wish you had that on tape.



#7 of 45 by void on Mon Jun 5 04:13:43 2000:

   yikes!  is someone going to offer anonymously donated plastic
surgery, too, or does she have to precipitate a constitutional crisis
first?


#8 of 45 by cyklone on Mon Jun 5 12:37:02 2000:

Re #6: It wasn't too impressive. Mostly her scowling (or at least NotSmiling)
while a cliche of the gay male hairdresser added blonde highlights.


#9 of 45 by kewy on Mon Jun 5 14:55:25 2000:

I saw WDIV folk last night, as well as many other news folk.  I was at 
the place yo.


#10 of 45 by tod on Mon Jun 5 15:43:43 2000:

You saw folk? Was he flaggn?


#11 of 45 by happyboy on Mon Jun 5 16:29:20 2000:

flaggin hims tarpaper-roll at school kidz


#12 of 45 by kewy on Tue Jun 6 00:45:08 2000:

I hate grex.  I can't see the last response in reading.  So I"m entering
this response so I can read 11.  dumb.


#13 of 45 by slynne on Wed Jun 7 12:39:53 2000:

I wonder if a personality transplant was included in the makeover?



#14 of 45 by happyboy on Wed Jun 7 12:53:34 2000:

why are you so mean?

hey, you down with pankakes this weekend, homes?


#15 of 45 by cyklone on Wed Jun 7 16:43:00 2000:

Re #13: If so, it didn't take. She appeared grumpy and/or disinterested.


#16 of 45 by slynne on Thu Jun 8 21:30:44 2000:

Re #14 Only if we can get aaron to eat putrid breakfast food at the 
truck stop! :)


#17 of 45 by happyboy on Thu Jun 8 21:44:22 2000:

ah heerd he kin whup up a mean batch of
sausage gravy 'n biscuits!


#18 of 45 by user6122 on Fri Jun 9 02:01:33 2000:


To whom it may concern,

        I go by the name 'xdr'. I am 17 years of age and I live somewhere
        within the place you call southeastern Michigan. I in no way damaged,
        vandalized, or terrorized M-Net in any way. Last summer I did take a
        bug in the Yapp conferencing system to my advantage to compromise root
        priviledges. Trex was notified and it was patched up quickly. And yes,
        I am also the one who put a backdoor in the newuser program.

        Recently I have been using the system for E-mail, though before the
        crash I still had root access via another bug I discovered. There are
        many bugs, including ones which allow users to become a patron (as
        found by a friend of mine).

        I was using these root priviledges simply to erase my presence from
        M-Net each time I logged in. Certain people I was in contact with on
        the system did not like me too well, so I would make myself harder to
        find :)

        My name is not "Jason", that is my pseudo real name since many people
        seem to think it is my real name. I appeared at the Board of Directors
        meeting simply to meet' The People' as I like to call it. To show them
        that I am not the un-skilled and immature person I seem to be.

        A few days after the meeting, my account vanished without a trace.
        Thats weird. I figured this would happen but I asked myself; 'Why would
        they remove me if I had helped them in the past and was not doing
        anything wrong? After all, this is a PUBLIC ACCESS Unix System'.

        So I got scared, I did not know what 'The People' were up to. I grabbed
        the copy of OpenSSH modified for BSDI and proceeded to modify it a bit
        more in such a way that I could have semi-unlogged remote root access
        and the ability to record incomming users' passwords. I wanted to gain
        access to 'The People's home machines and find out exactly what was
        going on. (reading e-mails and looking for files that could contain
        information about me, any investigation, or whatnot).

        Then I get information from an anonymous source telling me that someone
        from the University of Maryland (You know who you are) was looking for
        me. Why? I asked. M-Net is a PUBLIC ACCESS Unix System, why would
        someone want to go this far as to possibly get law enforcement
        involved? And why would the law enforcement even care?

        I dont remember the date, but I logged into this person's machine and
        started looking around. A FreeBSD 5.0 current system, really nice
        setup. While reading his mail I found many things that made me feel
        uneasy about his personality. He seemed like the anal retentive type
        (no offence to this person). For example, every time someone spammed
        him, he would send a message back demanding $500 USD (which you can do
        by law). But how often does this actually happen? And who would want to
        go through the trouble of going through the courts instead of just
        deleting the message?

        This gave me the idea that this guy was not one to mess around with.
        One with absolutly zero tolerance. Intimidated? I bet you are (person).

        He logged in so I sent him a message, I asked why he was looking for me
        but did not say who I was. He said 'curiosity'. I then knew he was up
        to somthing. And my connection halted. M-Net was dead, what the hell
        happened?

        About a week later I tried to connect to M-net again, this time the
        authorative DNS servers were down so I couldn't even get M-net's IP
        address. I thought they must have taken it down. But WHY? I really
        started to get scared.

        And that leaves us to the present time. What happened? I read some of
        the mail from the Grex web conferencing system and it does not look
        good. Apparently everyone thinks 'M-net was attacked by a cyber-vandal
        by the name of xdr'. This is not true. I DO NOT cause damage to any
        system(s).

        -xdr



#19 of 45 by twinkie on Fri Jun 9 02:45:11 2000:

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#20 of 45 by twinkie on Fri Jun 9 02:47:19 2000:

user6122  ttyp7    209.104.155.59   Thu Jun  8 21:57 - 22:18  (00:20)
user6122  ttysc    209.104.155.59   Thu Jun  8 05:06 - 05:14  (00:07)



C:\WINDOWS\Profiles\Kevin\Desktop>tracert 209.104.155.59

Tracing route to prec01.iocenter.net [209.104.155.59]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1    15 ms    13 ms    12 ms  10.1.4.1
  2    60 ms   252 ms    14 ms  216.93.15.145
  3    28 ms    28 ms    28 ms  169.207.224.113
  4     *       30 ms    32 ms  Serial0-0-1.GW5.CHI6.ALTER.NET
[157.130.109.233]

  5    29 ms    27 ms    28 ms  116.ATM2-0.XR1.CHI6.ALTER.NET
[146.188.209.154]

  6    46 ms    27 ms    31 ms  195.ATM6-0.XR1.CHI4.ALTER.NET
[146.188.208.113]

  7    39 ms    58 ms    37 ms  195.ATM8-0-0.GW1.DET1.ALTER.NET
[146.188.208.193
]
  8  157.130.96.18  reports: Destination net unreachable.

Trace complete.


You'd think an 3733t h4x0r would do a better job of covering up his tracks
from work.



#21 of 45 by lelande on Fri Jun 9 07:42:18 2000:

what if that trace came back and it turned out to be your very own
workstation?

that'd be CRAZy!


#22 of 45 by polvo on Fri Jun 9 08:09:53 2000:

That'd be like that story about the babysitter who was recieving 
fucked up phone calls from the upstiars bedroom.


#23 of 45 by buzzard on Fri Jun 9 10:39:24 2000:

You know, after reading the same fucking post 3 times, I noticed that there's
a sentence to the effect of "I am not the immature, blah blah blah person I
appear to be." Well, at least the poor fuck realizes that when he posts a
message in 3 different items, it qualifies for a Darwin award.



#24 of 45 by cyklone on Fri Jun 9 12:17:06 2000:

Huh? Is he dead?


#25 of 45 by slynne on Fri Jun 9 15:02:28 2000:

Yeah buzzard, maybe you should try reading something about the guy the Darwin
awards are named after. He is dead btw.


#26 of 45 by vous on Fri Jun 9 16:38:52 2000:

it would be more like fight club.


#27 of 45 by jor on Fri Jun 9 16:49:41 2000:

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#28 of 45 by jor on Fri Jun 9 16:52:43 2000:

        so Darwin deserves a Darwin award?


#29 of 45 by slynne on Fri Jun 9 17:19:59 2000:

Um no. I wouldnt give Darwin a "Darwin award" 


#30 of 45 by polvo on Fri Jun 9 19:49:37 2000:

Buzzard, I'd have to say that you are MUCH stupider
than XDR. I mean, he hacked your precious system.
What have you ever done?


#31 of 45 by lelande on Fri Jun 9 19:53:15 2000:

hey WATCH it, buck-o -- yer talkin to a cisco certificateer in training. 
and buzzard could take your car apart and tell you what all the leetle 
pieces are supposed to do. that boy's got a seat right next to mohound 
waiting for him up there in paradice!


#32 of 45 by polvo on Sat Jun 10 00:25:43 2000:

Monday night.
Lasagna. 
Mark your calender.
Hey, by the way, Tim, you owuldn't by chance have seen the
3/4 " extension for my hair clippers, wouldjLove,
Foo-foo


#33 of 45 by buzzard on Sat Jun 10 01:37:13 2000:

Hacked MY precious system? Um, no. Unless you're talking about ,-net which
is not my precious system. Here I am behind a firewall and have other security
measures besides.



#34 of 45 by polvo on Sat Jun 10 04:18:00 2000:

I'm sorry. I am troo busy not caring.
But for some reason, the last response I entered didn't come out
right and wouldjlove foo-foo
is pretty goddamn funny.


#35 of 45 by buzzard on Sat Jun 10 16:44:35 2000:

are you drunk or something?



#36 of 45 by willard on Sat Jun 10 16:49:24 2000:

#35:  No, to see what that looks like, look for anything posted by
      lkjh/tsty.


#37 of 45 by buzzard on Sat Jun 10 16:51:07 2000:

Ah. I just saw troo and foo-foo and figured the keys were close enough
together that a drunk could hit both and not be aware of it.



#38 of 45 by willard on Sat Jun 10 17:59:18 2000:

Don't mistake carelessness for drunkedness.  Usually the tone of the post
is a good indication, too.  In TS's case, for example, he most frequently
appears to be disoriented and confused.


#39 of 45 by lelande on Sat Jun 10 21:36:00 2000:

buzzzzardz a pedant on grex? he doesn't seem that way on ,-net . . .

polvo: i LOVE lasagna!
i'll be there, with bells on.


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