[PolestaR]

Wassup wif it?

[Atlantean_Relic]

They got to him.

[strider3700]

I've seen it on a few different boards not just with him. Some people get paranoid about having what they said out there to haunt them for eternity.

[PolestaR]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ElijahJones', 'I') was wondering if anyone would notice!

Cheers

[nwildmand]

this is my first post here. and im drunk so...

[quote= "ElijahJones"]See what the threat of internment can do to a person? Smile That's is completely a joke, at least for the moment. [/quote]

threat? people may run to these camps if they think there is food. we dont know how bad its going to get. all im sure of is the government will have fuel when its masses are poor. and im allright with that. its so damn inefficient it made us the most rich and powerful and productive people on the planet. im really not worried about the government on a federal level.

please excuse me if this threat is imminent. it was then out of line.

i must be a doomer.

[PolestaR]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ElijahJones', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PolestaR', '
')Of course I noticed... you disrupted the board with all of them.

[TITAN]

Damn, now he's got me worried. I thought I had convinced myself that I was going to be safe. Maybe I will start doing some deleting also...

[bobaloo]

That's why most of us assume an identity, rather than using our real name.

I got on the internet in 1985, way before this WWW thing got going, and most people at that time never considered things would get to the point they're at today, and used their real names. There's some awfully intersting stuff archived that can be accessed from those days, people didn't think anybody but a few thousand fellow geeks would read what they wrote.

My internet computer has no personal identifying material on it, only my "intenet identity". On the other hand I'm pretty open about what I say, and someone could pretty easily identify me as I'm a fairly public figure appearing all too regularly in newspapers and television, hence appearing on the web versions of those outlets.

You just have to figure who you're trying to hide from. If it's potential employers then they're not going to have a lot of resources to find you, chances are just using an alternate identity is good enough. If it's the intelligence agencies, you're screwed, unless you're using a laptop from random open wireless points scattered over a wide area. I'm only moderetely paranoid, it's worked so far.