Hi, hello there. This is 336. I've written before about this horrible portrait that
in the paint of peckers and I've found yet another one. Ho, ho, ha, ha. The March 15th issue of U.S. News and World Report features on page 33, an ad from H&T calling themselves, hello. Sorry.
Hey, hey there. Wonderful user. Loves the magazine. But, however, I have some problems with the VoiceVPS. I've been tempting to key in and try my hand at this wonderful new opportunity for hackers like myself.
However, every single time that I try to call in from anywhere, be it my cell phone number or anywhere else, I get a message informing me that the system is down.
I don't know if there's some sort of wall-to-block people who don't know what they're doing from getting in, if there's some sort of backdoor.
I'm going to find it eventually if there is a backdoor, however. If it is actually a valid problem, however, it would be nice if it was addressed within, well, at least in the time we never. Thank you. Bye.
We'll move the paper number. So that means Louisiana they're all disconnected.
If I don't make any calls, don't charge. No.
Call 348.
348.
So without turning, without turning it off.
I find a little something that you all should know.
Boxing is dying.
I don't know if anybody mentioned that, but this is me, BK, Blind Night.
I just want to report that boxing, you know, red boxing, blue boxing, and all that stuff is dying.
The 2600 Magazine's hot.
Anyways, have a good day, evening, morning, or whatever.
Whoever listened to this.
All right, later.
This is Neville Oaks Theater, beside the payphone outside.
It's Neville, Georgia.
Just calling to give you the heads up on the Monterey, California 2600 meeting.
We had our first meeting this evening.
Our website is monterey2600.com, M-O-N-T-E-R-E-Y 2600.com.
We had 11 people in attendance.
We discussed voiceover, Wi-Fi cellular phones, recovering from Windows SMTP server crashes,
the DDoS, Kink, and Hacker Case in Los Angeles, an image of Bush and his wife on Netscape, CNN website that was named Hasshole.jpg.
And last, we discussed the vintage.org 7.0 computer festival that's going on up in Mountain View and a possible stopover at Google.
A couple of the attendees work at Google, so we're going to hook that up.
Everything's been posted on our website.
We've sent you an email and...
We have a new meeting starting in Centennial, Colorado, which is just by Denver, so you can listen to that.
The meeting is on the first and third Fridays of the month at 5 o'clock at the borders at Arapahoe Crossroads,
which is at Parker, Arapahoe, in the cafe.
So, um, just thought I'd let you drop that by, and I hope it's in the next, uh, issue of 2600.
Thank you.
Hello, I'd like to tell you about an upcoming meeting in Denver, Colorado, um, USA.
It'll be starting at 5 o'clock on the first and third Fridays of the month,
and excluding the upcoming December 17th meeting in which something else is occurring,
I'd just like to let you drop the message.
I know last time I called, I didn't hit the pound key, so there could have been a problem there.
Um, that's it, and I hope to see you in your next issue of the, uh, the Hacker Quarterly,
and, um, thank you very much.
There's a new meeting located at the Borders Cafe in Denver, Colorado, area code 303.
There are no pay phones at this Borders.
You'll hopefully have free wireless internet access for those who come.
The meeting is on the first and third Friday of every month,
and go from 5 o'clock until the standard time, which is 8 o'clock, or until people are finished.
The address of Arapahoe Crossing is Parker and Arapahoe.
December the 13th, a meeting will not occur because Borders have semi-scheduled and a singer will come.
But, you're welcome to go, but there won't be a meeting.
Thank you.