Happy Birthday Tempest
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Hurry, happy birthday!
Thanks much! I was late to the party the last couple of years...
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I might not agree with most of his posts but it can be interesting
My intent.
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it's nothing personal
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I might not agree with most of his posts but it can be interesting
My intent.
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it's nothing personal
Happy Birthday Tempest!
Hey, I respect dissent. It should not be frowned upon, it should be encouraged.
Bravo, Tempest!
Happy Birthday.
Bravo, Tempest!
Happy Birthday.
Have a GREAT one!
Tom NJ
Tom NJ
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Happy birthday trouble maker
Originally Posted By: Tempest
Thanks much! I was late to the party the last couple of years...
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I might not agree with most of his posts but it can be interesting
My intent.
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it's nothing personal
Happy Birthday, Tempest!!
You rock (& have interesting posts). Don't back down. Remember, you can't fix stupid.
Thanks much! I was late to the party the last couple of years...
Quote:
I might not agree with most of his posts but it can be interesting
My intent.
Quote:
it's nothing personal
Happy Birthday, Tempest!!
You rock (& have interesting posts). Don't back down. Remember, you can't fix stupid.
Happy birthday Tempest.
Tempest:
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
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Tempest:
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
I wish I could say that I got my name from something cool like that, but alas:
I've always liked that game and the name so I've used the handle since the old days of dial up BBS'.
Tempest:
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
I wish I could say that I got my name from something cool like that, but alas:
I've always liked that game and the name so I've used the handle since the old days of dial up BBS'.
Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great one! Wow.. am I really that old to remember BBS systems?!? lol
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Originally Posted By: Tempest
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Tempest:
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
I wish I could say that I got my name from something cool like that, but alas:
I've always liked that game and the name so I've used the handle since the old days of dial up BBS'.
BBS FOREVER!!! Oh that brings back memories of Procomm Plus and other beautiful terminal programs that I ran on my 8088.
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
Tempest:
"Tempest was the name of a classified (secret) U.S. government project to study (probably for the purpose of both exploiting and guarding against) the susceptibility of some computer and telecommunications devices to emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in a manner that can be used to reconstruct intelligible data. Tempest's name is believed to have been a code name used during development by the U. S. government in the late 1960s, but at a somewhat later stage, it became an acronym for Telecommunications Electronics Material Protected from Emanating Spurious Transmissions."
Read more here: http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/definition/Tempest
I wish I could say that I got my name from something cool like that, but alas:
I've always liked that game and the name so I've used the handle since the old days of dial up BBS'.
BBS FOREVER!!! Oh that brings back memories of Procomm Plus and other beautiful terminal programs that I ran on my 8088.
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