Tony Robbins wrote:
>
> I just had to comment on this thread.
>
> 1. Everybody has been saying, somebody should take action, somebody should
> take action! You take action.
I would make a few phone calls to him and his parents, etc. but I dont have his
number :)
> 2. I have put code in my personal MUD that will put a note in the syslog
> whenever his frodo ip and I believe one other connect and login.
*nod* Good idea :)
> 3. If you are randomly advancing people to implementor so they can code
> without ever actually taking the trouble to get to know them, there's
> one of your problems. I personally won't let ANYBODY else except for
> one person that I've known for 2 years and I have never seen him do 1
> thing wrong or mean. (Go Mark! equoria.com 4000) IF you are allow-
> ing them to code for you, I suggest you (A) get them their own account
> for testing, and review their code changes before you move it over (B)
> work out an offline coding situation where they can compile it on their
> own system then transfer a .diff or .patch file. They aren't really
> convenient, but if you want to hit super-security mode, there's two op-
> tions fo ryou.
My approach was to find people on previous muds that I knew for a LONG time then
ask them if they could code. I was lucky enough to find 2 - one that knew C and
one that new ASM. The one that knew C has gone MIA but the one that knew ASM
learned C and now is our head coder (I am secondary)
> 4. I really don't think this thread needs to go much further. We have IP
> addresses, MUD handles, etc. I suppose we can bitch about the guy and
> spam it to all the list users, but we might as well save the time and
> just do something about it. Find a "computer vandal" on IRC and tell
> him about this Quinn guy if you don't want to go to the cops, etc. :)
HEH! Good idea! I vote you pay :)
> Anyway, that was probably one huge bitch on my part, but I've counted 28
> messages in this thread. I've harvested enough useful information by now.
Fili
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