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In article <> ,
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> Its quite amazing to me that you people can be so rude about people
> exposing their products on the groups.

"Exposing" your product, or any product for which the poster receives
some form of gain, is called SPAM and is against the charter. Any
computer professional would already know this as well as any person with
ethics. Posting to non-forsale groups is considered SPAM and in bad
taste in the Usenet community, it's always been in bad taste.

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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 01:26:36 -0500, Josh Mandell <>
wrote:

>I think you might be surprised what a no knock warrant might allow the
>feebs to get if they want.
>
>Any file and markers must be properly shredded. Keep data you do not
>want "found" on data sticks that are very well blended into their
>surroundings when hidden.
>
what is a data stick?

In article <419209be$1_2@127.0.0.1>, says...
> In your opinion.

No, actually it's in most Usenet FAQ's, been an accepted Policy since
the 80's, and has in most ISP's Acceptable Use Policy documents.

Just like top-posting a reply - it's not the norm in Usenet groups in
general.


>
> Leythos wrote:
> > In article <> ,
> > says...
> >
> > "Exposing" your product, or any product for which the poster receives
> > some form of gain, is called SPAM and is against the charter. Any
> > computer professional would already know this as well as any person with
> > ethics. Posting to non-forsale groups is considered SPAM and in bad
> > taste in the Usenet community, it's always been in bad taste.
> >
>
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In your opinion.

Leythos wrote:
> In article <> ,
> says...
>
> "Exposing" your product, or any product for which the poster receives
> some form of gain, is called SPAM and is against the charter. Any
> computer professional would already know this as well as any person with
> ethics. Posting to non-forsale groups is considered SPAM and in bad
> taste in the Usenet community, it's always been in bad taste.
>

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A small USB disk drive thats smaller than a bic lighter, in fact I have
one installed in a Bic lighter you pull the top off the lighter to
expose the USB plug to plug into a USB port.


Anonymous wrote:

> On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 01:26:36 -0500, Josh Mandell <>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I think you might be surprised what a no knock warrant might allow the
>>feebs to get if they want.
>>
>>Any file and markers must be properly shredded. Keep data you do not
>>want "found" on data sticks that are very well blended into their
>>surroundings when hidden.
>>
>
> what is a data stick?

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"Cindy" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> Hello all,
>
> I read this post.
>
> Its quite amazing to me that you people can be so rude about people
> exposing their products on the groups. I have been a security
> professional.......

also called chadwick and have posted from 24.98.172.184....

> all my life and have even used DocuShred. Its a great
> product and definitely gets the job done. It seems to me that you
> guys have nothing better to do but to stay up late at night and slam
> "so called" spammers. Why don't you just get a life! And watch
> your language on the free Internet How about that!
>
> Best,
> Cindy - MCSE, MCSD

"Chadwick" & "Cathy" appear to be posting from the same ip address. What
are the chances of that?
Search results for: 24.98.172.184

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StateProv: NJ
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CIDR: 24.98.0.0/15
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"Cindy" <> wrote in message
news: m...
> Hello all,
>
> I read this post.
>
> Its quite amazing.......
> Best,
> Cindy - MCSE, MCSD
>

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 20:44:56 -0000, in article
<>, "Apollo"
<ian_dunbar6@hot[un-munge-me]mail.com> wrote:

>
>"Cindy" <> wrote in message
>news: om...
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I read this post.
>>
>> Its quite amazing to me that you people can be so rude about people
>> exposing their products on the groups. I have been a security
>> professional.......
>
>also called chadwick and have posted from 24.98.172.184....
>

LOL.

Busted!

Hello Josh,

Data sticks are a great idea for data security. File Shredder
software backs up that type of technology by eliminating the traces on
a local hard drive. In fact, we are in the process of creating a
version of docushred that will execute from an Easy Disk drive.
That's a shred and record solution.

Best,
Docushred.biz

Josh Mandell <> wrote in message news:<41916d56$1_5@127.0.0.1>...
> I think you might be surprised what a no knock warrant might allow the
> feebs to get if they want.
>
> Any file and markers must be properly shredded. Keep data you do not
> want "found" on data sticks that are very well bleneded into their
> surroundings when hidden.
>
> pcadam wrote:
> > ya, but first they 've got to get my hard drive
> >
> > "chadwick" <> wrote in message
> > news: om...
> >
> >>When you delete a file in Windows and empty the recycle bin the data
> >>remains there! Anyone with proper data recovery software can easily
> >>bring back your private data and use it against you at a later date.
> >>DocuShred is a Windows based file shredding utility designed to exceed
> >>the DoD standards for secure file deletion and protect the
> >>confidentiality your data. Shred a file, folder, cookies, temporary
> >>internet files and much more.
> >>
> >>Please download a free trial at http://www.docushred.biz
> >
> >
> >
>
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(chadwick) writes:

> That's a shred and record solution.

First shred and then record, right?

Dragan

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