Apology to Tikay.

[The Camel]

Weather people want this official.

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"Earlier on today, apparently, a woman rang the BBC and said she heard there was a hurricane on the way; well, if you're watching, don't worry, there isn't"

Sandy

There wasn't a hurricane, it was pretty windy though.

I always wondered why the Met Office didn't employ that woman, as she obv gives more accurate forecasts than they do.

[turny]

Wow..!!!
Evidence??  You sure she did all the things u said she did, with exception to giving evidence to 2 crimes to the authorities..!!

I was once sat on a neighbours computer, fixing it, happened to see an open MSN chat window, saw a conversation I should not have seen.  Does not mean I read all her emails..!!

omg lol you had permission to be on it! you didnt hack into it did you, jesus christ what a stupid comparison!

I understand this computer you are talking about as a private computer, was in fact a communal family desktop computer used by all...  The fact that person who owned the cumputer was not living at that house any more does not suddenly change the access rights of the people still in that house who were all previously using the computer with permission..  But I am sure you will not agree with that either..!! Invasion of privacy - I think not..!!

From what I can see, you are blaming people for bringing offences forward or being as saintly as yourself rather than your friends for being caught..!!
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for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

[outragous76]

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if i have referred to mods i mean tikay and tighty

[littlemissC]

Pretty sure the only mod anyone wants to hear about is Jane and if she is staying a mod.
I think most people would agree that you were in a difficult position in all of this,and maybe it hasnt been handled the right way but you did what you thought was best at the time.
Its just very frustrating that the issue of Jane keeps being swept away,regardless of wether she read Kevs pms or not if a large portion of the forum thinks she is untrustworthy surely she must resign/be demodded by the powers that be,whoever they are lol

[Shogun112]

for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

From what I understand, my statement about it being communal is correct, and, unpassworded too..!!!

Also, look at this description below from Wikipedia...  How closely does it fit here?

A whistleblower is a person who raises a concern about wrongdoing occurring in an organization or body of people. Usually this person would be from that same organization. The revealed misconduct may be classified in many ways; for example, a violation of a law, rule, regulation and/or a direct threat to public interest, such as fraud, health/safety violations, and corruption. Whistleblowers may make their allegations internally (for example, to other people within the accused organization) or externally (to regulators, law enforcement agencies, to the media or to groups concerned with the issues).

Whistleblowers frequently face reprisal - sometimes at the hands of the organization or group which they have accused, sometimes from related organizations, and sometimes under law.

In my personal opinion, it fits perfectly here, and, completely justified if the blown person is guilty..  I am correct in saying here that both have not denied thier blown crimes, or more truthfully, they both admitted it....

[outragous76]

lol @ sourcing from wikipedia

[turny]

for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

From what I understand, my statement about it being communal is correct, and, unpassworded too..!!!

Also, look at this description below from Wikipedia...  How closely does it fit here?

A whistleblower is a person who raises a concern about wrongdoing occurring in an organization or body of people. Usually this person would be from that same organization. The revealed misconduct may be classified in many ways; for example, a violation of a law, rule, regulation and/or a direct threat to public interest, such as fraud, health/safety violations, and corruption. Whistleblowers may make their allegations internally (for example, to other people within the accused organization) or externally (to regulators, law enforcement agencies, to the media or to groups concerned with the issues).

Whistleblowers frequently face reprisal - sometimes at the hands of the organization or group which they have accused, sometimes from related organizations, and sometimes under law.

In my personal opinion, it fits perfectly here, and, completely justified if the blown person is guilty..  I am correct in saying here that both have not denied thier blown crimes, or more truthfully, they both admitted it....

u understand wrong about the pc in question

[Claw75]

for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

From what I understand, my statement about it being communal is correct, and, unpassworded too..!!!

sorry Tikay, I know you've asked us not to post right now but I just want to get some clarification on this before it gets lost and goes out of my head.

Where have you got this information from Carl, because the rest of us can only go by what we've heard and presumed to be the case (that kev's account on the computer was password protected, as would his msn account have been).  Have I missed something somewhere?

not having a pop btw - just can't recall this being mentioned before

[Shogun112]

u understand wrong about the pc in question

Guess it depends who told ya..

[turny]

u understand wrong about the pc in question

Guess it depends who told ya..

exactly

[Bongo]

for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

From what I understand, my statement about it being communal is correct, and, unpassworded too..!!!

sorry Tikay, I know you've asked us not to post right now but I just want to get some clarification on this before it gets lost and goes out of my head.

Where have you got this information from Carl, because the rest of us can only go by what we've heard and presumed to be the case (that kev's account on the computer was password protected, as would his msn account have been).  Have I missed something somewhere?

not having a pop btw - just can't recall this being mentioned before

Chat logs are stored in plain text on the computer and windows account security doesn't do much. Were there other accounts on the PC?

I've seen lots of XP installations that had a hidden administrator account with no password.

[Shogun112]

u understand wrong about the pc in question

Guess it depends who told ya..

exactly

And which one you believe.. Someone who stole from someone, or, the person who had enough morals to notify of the offence.!!

[Claw75]

Chat logs are stored in plain text on the computer and windows account security doesn't do much. Were there other accounts on the PC?

ah didn't realise that.  ta bongo.

dunno if the question was directed at me - I wouldn't have a scoobies!

[turny]

for the record your honour, the pc in question wasnt a family pc and secondly kev changed his password to start the pc before he left

From what I understand, my statement about it being communal is correct, and, unpassworded too..!!!

sorry Tikay, I know you've asked us not to post right now but I just want to get some clarification on this before it gets lost and goes out of my head.

Where have you got this information from Carl, because the rest of us can only go by what we've heard and presumed to be the case (that kev's account on the computer was password protected, as would his msn account have been).  Have I missed something somewhere?

not having a pop btw - just can't recall this being mentioned before

Chat logs are stored in plain text on the computer and windows account security doesn't do much. Were there other accounts on the PC?

I've seen lots of XP installations that had a hidden administrator account with no password.

it was kevs pc, it was password protected by kev, no one else needed to be on it, so how the snooping bitch got on it is errelevant !

[Bongo]

You imply she hacked into it, which is different to just accessing it.