Cha Cha Cha Changes.

Here are the alternatives, as I see it;

1) Just do the same as before but for the NHS as a whole instead of St. Peters.

2) Cut out the silliness and just do serious stuff (yawn).

3) Carry on doing the silly, personal stuff on the St. Peter’s site and do the serious, boring stuff on the new one.

4) Forget it and just carry on with this?

5) Give up and go away– well it’s a thought.

Drop me an e-mail in private or add a comment in public and we can all have a debate.

You can be anonymous or choose a silly name.

Become an avatar, which in a way is what I did when I started this Blog.  I.R.L. I’m not so well, on the Net I’m ready for anything and anyone.

No, actually I’m still up for it, real life or not.

But you made this happen, so play a part in the next step. And remember, one day, I won’t be here to do it for you.

It is your NHS.

Abuse is fine with me, just remember, I know where you live.

Neil Harris

(a don’t stop till you drop production)

Home:       helpmesortoutstpeters.blogspot.com
Contact:    neilwithpromisestokeep@gmail.com

TOR

This is an emergency warning for a small number of people who probably aren’t reading this Blog, but I wanted to get something out there for the search engines to pick up.

Yesterday 4 members of Lulzsec/anonymous were given some harsh sentences for hacking offences.

I don’t approve of hacking – at all. It’s why I have to buy outrageously expensive anti-virus stuff that slows down my poor computer.

The net is so full of information, you can mine it quite legitimately, and you can use it to take on the most powerful enemies and win. I do elsewhere, and I’m old.

But the sentences were very harsh, for a bunch of silly kids who didn’t hurt anyone. They put a false story on Rupert Murdoch’s ‘The Sun’, that Murdoch had been found dead in his topiary garden. It made me laugh which is not easy these days and it made my 93 year old Mum laugh too and that’s even harder.

Anyway here’s the warning.

If you use TOR (The Onion Router) for anonymity, don’t. It was created by U.S. Navy Department researchers and is used by U.S. Government for various purposes including Law enforcement.

It’s a honey trap.

It’s how they catch you.

I wrote an article about it, e-mail me if you want a copy.

Cryptome has done a lot of work on it too.

Stay safe.

Neil Harris

(a don’t stop till you drop production)  

Home:      helpmesortoutstpeters.blospot.com
Contact:   neilwithpromisestokeep@gmail.com