--- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], obbajeeba <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Alex Stanley" > > > <j_alexander_stanley@> wrote: > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" > > > > <punditster@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Let's face it, being in a foreign country, you're > > > > > probably getting traced every day everywhere you go > > > > > and every time you use Wi-Fi to go online. Go figure. > > > > > > > > As a frequent user of free WiFi, he could be making the > > > > wise choice to use a VPN service to maintain privacy > > > > and security. If he's doing his corporate gig work on > > > > the same laptop that he posts with, I would sure as > > > > hell hope he's using a VPN service! > > > > > > Another, possibly saner approach, is to have an > > > "open life," in the sense that one really Doesn't > > > Give A Shit what anyone knows about his life. > > > > ^^^^ This is stupid. I am not with stupid. ^^^^^ > > Turq. You live in a tunnel. Tunnel vision you have. > > Tunnel wind you produce. > > Are YOU going to REALLY try to make a case for > living one's life worrying about what other people > think of you? > > If so, I pity you. > > My life is a *testament* to Doing What The Fuck I > Want, And Getting Away With It. > > I have been living this lifestyle since I was 20. > Even in my TM days I did pretty much what I wanted > to. I had girlfriends, openly, when other guys > around me were bowing down to the Wet Diapers Of > Hindu-inspired Celibacy. I said what I wanted to > in TM "advanced lectures," and Got Away With It. > I criticized Maharishi's insane policies openly > in meetings with TM leaders, and Got Away With It. > I possibly got laid more on TM courses than many > people here have gotten laid in their lives. > > Since then, not much has changed with my basic > lifestyle. And I see no reason either why it should, > or that I should become in the least bit paranoid > about voyeurs getting their jollies by looking in > on it, and projecting their fantasies onto it. > > I've survived Paris concierges, who open your mail, > and snoop at your doorstep. I think I can handle > a few NSA snoops or corporate snoops watching my > online life and whacking off to it. :-) :-) :-) >
Not talking about sex or my big boobs, or your naked body over the webcam, Turq. :) Thanks for taking my nudge at you as not an attack and giving me a good lecture of how you live your life. I am free spirited too, believe me. but.... Have you ever marketed a product? Grass root marketed any products or services? Have you ever had larger companies digging at your skin trying to get the "secrets," of something you worked on or represent in confidence? Do you think the people who work collecting all that data are all happy go lucky and living a pure life and are debt free and without desires and needs beyond what they can afford? If you have, you would be concerned about what and who is viewing and sharing your information. Some of us run naked in the sand some of the time. When it comes to business secrets, techniques, etc., that is what is at stake. Now how about that picture you promised me? ;)
