PRIVACY STATEMENT
This ebook is a pseudo science fiction novel
written as ironic communications between Tonto and me, most definitely not
acting even remotely or euphamistically as a terrorist in the guise of the Lone
Ranger, but as irony for a recovering hapless victim of his own unique truth. I
am free to protest here alone because the NZ Herald denied me that truth.
Nonetheless, you as the hailed brother sheep, oh failed reader,
are heretofore, known as Tonto. Thrust into the public-eye, starting here;
this is not your normal hassle-free zone.
Tonto,
http://ingridx.dynu.net/
Who told Tonto that I'm writing an ebook about me, Ingrid and a Bill
Clinton spy scandal called, "Cheap Hotel"?
Maybe you've already found recent posts from me in relation to this finding of
irrefutable evidence of Clinton dressed in a Russian uniform. You should
also know that both you and I and/or Ingrid as a means of human expression
are being monitored by several defence departments. On my book site, I am
making this knowledge and all my logs known. I did this for protection against
repercussions that at the same time haven't been made known to Google via
settings in my caveats.html file.
You have become inadvertently tied up with an "unreal" spy scandal
for which I have, a week ago, started to publish the weblogs showing whomever
is connecting to this web-server. The public version of those logs so far only
cover the month of November 2005. I may not have to publish more. The reason
the logs are important is in case all the physical evidence is destroyed. I did
this because I realized that Ingrid could reconstruct mental states from
readers of my book. Unfortunately now for you, is that should I
"disappear" it will soon be unlawful, at least somewhere near this
part of the world, for you to voice suspicion about what happened to me.
A newer introduction is here http://groups.yahoo.com/group/xxcopy/message/11826
John Kaminski wrote, "When you turn to your doctor, he will do one of two
things: medicate you into oblivion or send you into a building inside which
your life functions will be surreptitiously terminated as quickly and
economically as possible."
Anyone ANSWER?
Why, I Jimekus, as uploader, would like the second option, if you'd please remove
the word, "surreptitiously"?
Here is my Quotable quote to remedy the fear of the unknown, "Eliminate
the unknown with XXClone". (see last section)
Sorry, it can't be used with a Mac. But first an ad from me.
Polymer
Vision
Philips Technology Incubator
High Tech Campus Eindhoven 48 (Postbox: WA16)
5656 AE Eindhoven
The Netherlands
Until I placed HP inside its conical shaped stand, you couldn't tell if it was
the modified hockey puck. Now anchored and spinning up, HP turned on.
A small charge activated the self-perpetuating gyroscopes that allowed HP to
focus its Organic LED based laser projector. It was new from Polymer Vision. So
new that it didn't even have a product number or contract with a project
manager at Polymer Vision.
Understanding that there's no such reality as "sumthin happened", I
beg you, the reader, to know that I could fill in all the blanks; - no trouble.
I just don't have the time to present more than a review. But if you should ask
yourself that question, remember that my living story is here as a
self-perpetuating inducement to build Ingrid's AI into itself, in a material
form.
How about reading the following extract from my upcoming pseudo science fiction
ebook called, "Cheap Hotel".
"... They were always busy getting the neural networks to be constantly
throwing their weights around to keep the top's gyros spinning and balanced on
its tip. The trembling and rotating torus of the two centimeter diameter by
twenty centimeter long slinky, joined end to end, kept the main magnetically
held gyros gathering just the right amount of energy. This energy came from
eighteen motors stacked inside the slinky. Each was tensioned by Ingrid's
computer graphics and it was the induced torque from these intelligently
deforming shapes that kept the flywheels, in orbit and rotating.
When the slinky rotated past the lens everything was smooth. Otherwise the
slinky was dancing to its own spinning Hamiltonians.
On the main plane, attached at right angles to each other, were 72 anchor straps,
four for each of the eighteen motors that could be spiraled inside. The slinky
was laid inside the machined-out hockey puck.
Only a few of these motors, the ones lining up for the lens, were rotating
under power. The rest were going through a state of OLED recharge. The motor
passing directly in front of the light source is thus always held in a
frictionless environment. With the slinky rotating slowly on its axis, it
descended a magnetically-balanced precision thread.
The eighteen cylindrical motors were made of a spinning strip of bi-stable
polymer, with two sets of windings. It was onto this substrate that another
world was being encoded by a fast print head, which was writing a spot-charge
onto a spiral of freshly charged OLED material. The spot then made its 180
degree revolution on the outer edge of this motor in order to produce its mark
on a developing Mercator frame. That rotation was to the point where a laser,
built into the motor's stationary core, projected the underlying pixel onto the
other side of the film.
Intelligent Cameras recorded what was being projected and were used to correct
parameters. HP did this in order to recognize its own projections into its
external reality. Multiple spinning tops could thus be brought into play and HP
stood at ease whenever a hologram was needed or manual focusing was requested
by the human's Window's interface. Or, most importantly when it was projecting
mass-media.
The motor at the lens revolved at 24.972 frames per second. This speed was
governed by its fall through the induced gravity well of the rigidly vertical
spinning top. Images, via fibre optics onto eyeballs, could be recognized just
as easily as large projections onto the sides of buildings, with what seemed to
be an enormously variable range of energy sources.
HP didn't always have to look like a hockey puck, or a spinning top either. It
could make itself invisible too. All the computer's cells were inside the
spinning top's convexed central pulley as well as some storage in the eighteen
planetary motors. "
WARNING : - DUE TO INCONSIDERATE WASTAGE BY THE LIKES OF THIS SCAVENGING
CRAWLER;- FOR IGNORING THE ROBOTS.TXT PROTOCOL
2005-11-26 09:37:52 70.240.144.165 GET /robots.txt 200 http://ingridx.dynu.net/download.html
2005-11-26 09:37:52 70.240.144.165 GET /IngridSetup.exe 200 http://ingridx.dynu.net/download.html
2005-11-26 09:37:52 70.240.144.165 GET /IngridSetup.zip 200 http://ingridx.dynu.net/download.html
THE LINKS FOR THE LARGE DOWNLOAD FILES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR THE TIME BEING. - IN THE MEANTIME TO CONSTRUCT THE LINKS.- manually copy the (case sensitive) name of the exe or zip file that you want from below and paste it over the name "download.html" that you can see in your browsers location bar (up top) and hit Enter.
December 3rd, 2005
Ingrid Version 6.0142 - latest full build 25mb
IngridSetup.exe
or if you are behind a restrictive corporate firewall get the zip file.
IngridSetup.zip
There is no spyware, malware or anything of that ilk designed into Ingrid. There
is an optional email registration on setup and there are other functions which
allow you to consolidate schedules at your designated FTP site. There is also
an extensive set of communication modules for inter operation and chat communication
between several PCs running Ingrid. There is intrusion detection and also
an automated function for providing updates. Also, normal grids and intrusion
detection grids can be automatically created from tables in webpages, and the
like.
If you have a scanner program, like the old one from F-Secure, that they
now confirm [Subject: WF: C0DD31BF014250FF :n/a / Webhancer False Alarm ] to be
reporting a WebHancer spyware false alarm in the Uninstall.exe then, if it
isn't fixed soon - like they promised, it maybe was salted there by adverse
interests. Or maybe it just can't tell much about what protocols are used to
drive the internet. My advice is to ignore the warning or get a better scanner.
I separately searched Google Web and Google Groups for WebHancer and
Installer2Go but found nothing :-
Google Groups did however bring up a Google text ad for WebHancer, saying it
was a spyware removal tool. Surely Google isn't taking money for false ads. The
plot thickens. For the time being, perhaps I should remember to sit tight
instead of complaining about this Google / F-Secure / WebHancer / Ingrid false
alarm fiasco.
I think all this FUD is like a WebCancer. But there you go.
One user has said of me, "If you take a more conspiratorial view, I would be
more inclined to look at the CIA or FBI for the problem. You make your anticapitalist views pretty explicit. Could
somebody have broken into your system and placed spyware in the program you are
distributing? A conspiracy of that nature would seem more consistent with
the problem than does sabotage by my ISP. [because] In this country,
there is considerable competition between the telephone and the cable
television companies for the high speed internet market. They're just not
going to risk everything to sabotage an obscure foreign computer program which,
at best, is competition to a local nickel and dime program in which they have
little or no interest."
I reply, "It's Digger2 & Co being a little more than concerned,
because they know my anti-capitalist views are based on solid knowledge
acquisition principles without the undesirable implications of digital money,
and because they probably agree with the science behind my views. Like as not,
I think it would be the Bill Clinton scandal-of-the-year. Is that
what's driving them? Who knows, maybe they enjoy pushing this
controversy".
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From: "jimekus" <income@ihug.co.nz> |
Let me tell you the story
of,
HOW I FOUND XXCLONE FREEWARE WAS BETTER THAN XXCLONE PRO
First off you need to know that I have recognized that an attack from the
United States Government onto one's PC will leave rootkits that no anti-spyware
company will know about. Consequently, the higher the stakes, the higher the
paranoia.
XXClone Freeware has the cure for the paranoia by eliminating the fear of
the unknown. It does this remarkably well by eliminating the unknown.
The trick for me now is to swap two boot.ini files on partition 1,
whch is a 5Gb clean install called RestoreDoNotUse. The second and third
partitions, System1 and System2, are both set as 10GB partitions. The
XXClone Freeware Full Backup alternates to quickly formatted partition 2
and 3.
Can anyone tell me why this is better than XXClone Pro using incremental
backup especially for a paranoid systems administrator with good reason to
suspect an NSA-type rootkit invasion?
When F-Secure software said my own Ingrid product had spyware attached to
its Uninstall.exe, sabotage was suspected.
URGENT WARNING UPDATE 2006/04/14: XXclone has trouble with Windows
Installer Rootkit. XXClone is great for weeding out bad rootkits but it also
does not copy hidden folders in &tmp& which are needed MSI uninstall
files. These hidden files are also hidden from Dos so it can be assumed that
Windows is running its own rootkit and hiding them from XXClone. I have had to
revert to using msicuu.exe when I need to reinstall a package, not a great
price to pay now but the damage caused finding the cure would kill most people.
Microsoft should not rootkit their own system. XXClone should find a work
around. People should be warned of other potential Microsoft rootkits that I
found XXClOne can expose.
Why?? Like they say, oh beautful Muriwai, what doesn't kill you makes you
stronger.
This Sunday, a practical joker in a Lone Ranger costume named Kee-Mo
Sah-Bee will take ShuttlePC to convince Auckland's Indymedia raise-a-crowd to
join demonstration and become the Spirits Of Muriwai's Ghost. They will come to
forgive Clinton, if: -
As announced today, Bill Clinton will speak at the Global Business Forum in
Kee-Mo Sah-Bee hometown of Auckland on week of 20/02/06. (N.B. Walt Disney need
to approve Lone Ranger costume and Hewlett Packard should spring for some
hardware on the day.)
(1) he denies having Muriwai killed and
(2) further mea culpas up as to why he was wearing a Russian uniform in
Moscow, and if
(3) he looses the challenge made to him in Chapter 10 of ebook on the
subject called, "Cheap Hotel".
Muriwai, my cat, was boiled alive by Friejo & co, of the Al Qeada
go-betweens. He who was rumored to have been poisoned pre 911 or otherwise
whacked at the Christchurch by the NZ SIS for harrasing a judge. I bet $10 to
the guy who told me that there'd be no death certificate for a hospital
terminator.
Alternately, the public protest need not go ahead. Instead a virtual
protest and challenge can be passed on by the convention management. Assuming
Clinton doesn't cancel, a joyous outcome can be had by all.
Before making further contact with the police, etc., Kee-Mo Sah-Bee want to
beg ASAP that Tonto have a backup of each chapter of - from PC, and Kee-Mo
Sah-Bee need to see Tonto get each page.
With good vibes that the truth will eventually come out, Kee-Mo Sah-Bee
would like to quote Tonto understanding of protest. Kee-Mo Sah-Bee want to see
Tonto read each chapter while Tonto online and save all to disk after reading
each one. As this goes to trial, Ingrid needs this IP Number/Page/Timing to
measure Tonto understanding by comparing it to others. In all, the space needed
to store on Tonto PC is below a tiny 2Mb and maybe a small video codec for an
hour of listening.
When Kee-Mo Sah-Bee was in the city office today, there was a Peruvian man
who was there on other business. Kee-Mo Sah-Bee would have sworn he didn't
sound Spanish. Very harsh; sounded almost Russian. He saw Kee-Mo Sah-Bee film
still of Clinton in a Russian uniform on the office PC and said he'd seen
something similar years ago, but in that photo, Clinton was only wearing the
Russian helmet from the waste up, like it was a dressing room and/or gay sex
party.
Maybe they enjoy pushing this controversy.
Now you know I'm writing a book about me and Ingrid and a Bill Clinton spy
scandal called, 'Cheap Hotel'?
Goodnight Tonto,
Kee-Mo Sah-Bee
PS. e., was I programmed for this?