[dragon] Re: The Dragon Clan - the pointless threaths of the unenlightened

Joe Fulgham puck at holycow.com
Wed Feb 3 22:11:06 EST 1999


> At 09:31 PM 2/3/99 -0500, you wrote:
> >On this topic, I agree with Karasusan. If the unenlightened
> young person who
> >claims to be a Dragon continues or acts upon these pointless
> threats against
> >one of our greatest, we must respond first firmly and with
> resolve, and if
> >all else fails, then use our own knowledge to express our
> retribution. I too
> >place my skillz, rusty though they might be, at the disposal of the
> >movement.
> >~Mirumoto Shinkunin, Mirumoto Family General, Dragon Clan Ex-CyberRat
>
> Sinking to his level means we're no better than he is.  Puck deals with
> these people by reporting to their ISPs.  That is the proper way to handle
> the situation.

  That, or if they're close enough geographically, a sound pummelling.  I
had 'skillz' back when I was pirating Apple II software (yes, I'm old) but
now my skills are more design-oriented.

  When writing my reply to him, I was tempted to sink to his level... with
"Oh yeah, punk?" and "I've got friends too, pal!" but it's all stupid
posturing.  The easiest way to beat someone at that game is to make them try
to play yours.

  So I've got an email threat of a hack, a definite email address... his ISP
will shut him down, and if I raise enough of a stink, would help me press
charges for mischief (or worse) if his threats ever came to fruition.

  But as I said, the most effective threat is to tell his mommy and daddy
what he's doing with his computer.

Joe Fulgham | Hitomi Pukku | puck at holycow.com
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