How To Spot a Spook page

As a start on a Web page, here are some things I thought of. What else? What
are the initials of some of the world's intelligence groups (CIA, NSA, KGB,
DGI, MI5(?), ???)

1> Antennas - more than TV/Ham/CB/Satellite (or 'unusually' shaped antennas).
2> No, or *very* few, visitors (esp. kids)
3> Visitors are seldom the same, or almost always the same.
4> Doesn't talk about job/company.
5> Activity at 'unusual' times.
6> Not very 'sociable' (keep to themselves).

Or, tell me to forget it, it doesn't belong here.... :-/

Dave
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On Wed, 9 Aug 1995, David K. Merriman wrote:

> 1> Antennas - more than TV/Ham/CB/Satellite (or 'unusually' shaped antennas).
> 2> No, or *very* few, visitors (esp. kids)
> 3> Visitors are seldom the same, or almost always the same.
> 4> Doesn't talk about job/company.
> 5> Activity at 'unusual' times.
> 6> Not very 'sociable' (keep to themselves).

Uh, if you look at that, that is EXACTLY identical to the majority of 
computer geeks :-)

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On Wed, 9 Aug 1995, David K. Merriman wrote:

> As a start on a Web page, here are some things I thought of. What else? What
> are the initials of some of the world's intelligence groups (CIA, NSA, KGB,
> DGI, MI5(?), ???)

In Australia: ASIO, ASIS, JIO, could be more...

> 1> Antennas - more than TV/Ham/CB/Satellite (or 'unusually' shaped antennas).

You should see some of the ones I've built...

> 2> No, or *very* few, visitors (esp. kids)

I don't encourage visitors.

> 3> Visitors are seldom the same, or almost always the same.

But the same ones arrive anyway.

> 4> Doesn't talk about job/company.

I rarely discuss my job.

> 5> Activity at 'unusual' times.

I work funny hours at times.

> 6> Not very 'sociable' (keep to themselves).

That's me.

Oh dear, I've blown my cover...

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> 
> As a start on a Web page, here are some things I thought of. What else? What
> are the initials of some of the world's intelligence groups (CIA, NSA, KGB,
> DGI, MI5(?), ???)
> 
> 1> Antennas - more than TV/Ham/CB/Satellite (or 'unusually' shaped antennas).

Well, no, but I do have access to a lot of computer equipment(*) and some 
'unusual' connectivity software floating around.

* - The 'good' powered stuff isn't here; just this thing that runs like a
486/10 on valium.

> 2> No, or *very* few, visitors (esp. kids)

I seldom have any visitors to speak of here.

> 3> Visitors are seldom the same, or almost always the same.

That describes me perfectly.

> 4> Doesn't talk about job/company.

I don't.

> 5> Activity at 'unusual' times.

The times for much of my activity could be described as quite unusual.

> 6> Not very 'sociable' (keep to themselves).

That's definately me. Ask anyone who knows me.

> Or, tell me to forget it, it doesn't belong here.... :-/
> 
> Dave

I guess this proves I'm a spook. My friends probably suspected as much... :-)

You know, now that I think about it, I probably *am* quite "mysterious" 
to the great majority of people who know of me personally (off-net), for a 
variety of reasons.

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