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Comment on Web Filtering Round Up by Cody Souffront

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Comment on Safer Socializing on the Internet Presentation to the AARP by Dan Kleinman

Dan Kleinman — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 15:29:12 +0000

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Comment on Are There Really 4 Million Child Porn Sites? by Crysyal

Crysyal — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 07:16:35 +0000

I think that anybody that watches child
Porn should be raped in the butt by a Clydesdale horse! Come On now….. If your that sick why don’t you watch beastiality porn it just as disgusting As child porn. Children are innocent and if you watch it then I can tell youre Best friends with the devil! I really didn’t think “child porn” was real until I seen this site. Me and my friend were watching Bastard Out of Carolina and was
curious and now were sick to our stomachs.

Comment on Contact by tai

tai — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 11:08:46 +0000

I am facing the reality of virtual tech being used to harass me by none other than microsoft. i have tried to understand and track what i thought was a local criminal element. since nov 10 2010 at least i have watch my router password and logs changes to prevent the data from being collected. only in the past 2 months have i turned toward the updates as the only means possible to virtualize my countless reinstalls. all by the same virtual tech that wasn’t supposed to run on an xp for example. panther and side by side, visual basic and staged tasks, even toiling as i resisted to block individual registry changes via permissions. So much data lost but still some to prove my point that privacy attacks from the most trusted is one’s weakest link…always. i am able to prove at least the theoretical if I can’t access my ever depleting data, I try to stay on top but I am losing the battle.

i am on linkedin and face book my i will put but is there really anyone truly interested in a free society by protecting privacy? i dare to think i was the last to try to resist.

i will send personal info via email. this is no joke.

please reference san jose mercury news jan 3 of this year for a article that I thought was going to be about engineer (me) trying to find the momentum to rejoin the tech community. for some reason we are discarded despite the proven abilities. I can prove that I have some usefulness for at least a few more weeks. this has driven me to near homelessness as I have lost all credibility trying to hold others accountable for unlawful acts.

i believe the genesis of this is my criminal accusations against the powerful judicial and executive wings of Marin County’s government.

i have never been convicted of a crime but they got close. only able to reduce my charges to an infraction since that prevented a jury trial. on appeal the case illegally languishes on the judges’ desk, so i’m told. this included to show i have a progression of escalation since i tried to point out that the poor are not given any legal representation in Marin. What a big bite that turned out to be, if this can be tracked down to the microsoft security team acting upon good faith and implementing what appears to be some sort of all data capture and including web (video and audio) and of course keylogging. nothing i’ve tried stops just slows down and pisses someone off so turn the screw tighter but i have no idea what I can do to stop it. so i am trying to make public the abuse of internal privacy violations.

Comment on Why Can’t Parental Controls have Great Filtering AND Great Monitoring? by Mina

Mina — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 10:18:38 +0000

Here is another good filtering software,very simple to use. http://www.goldlimiter.com

Comment on The Week in Online Safety, September 12, 2011 by Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 06:48:48 +0000

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Comment on ICANN Approves .XXX Domain, Which Won’t Help Parental Controls by Kenny

Kenny — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 18:35:58 +0000

My registrar emailed me that I could prevent my trademarks from being violated if I paid $300 per trademark. That would prevent people from registering mytrademark.xxx as a domain.

Some googling showed that ICM or whatever the company behind these new .xxx domains is called, has been offering the same trademark protection to celebrities and big corporations for free.

This all sounds like a scam to me. If you don’t pay them, they’ll violate your trademarks. If you do pay them, you end up wasting $300 on a domain name you don’t want or need.

Comment on K9 Web Protection Review by HomieG7

HomieG7 — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:28:07 +0000

It is a terrible program, It won’t let me go on facebook, wtf?

Comment on ICANN Approves .XXX Domain, Which Won’t Help Parental Controls by Mike

Mike — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 13:26:48 +0000

The .xxx tld is useless. The adult industry never wanted it. It won’t help parents filter out content they deem inappropriate.

Only the company behind it, ICM registry, will benefit from it.

Comment on Google Announces Password Lock for SafeSearch by Laticia

Laticia — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 14:58:52 +0000

Shoot, so that’s that one supopses.