> Well, Mr. 192.139.230.250 and 209.53.221.11. I wonder if you've considered this: as net users become ever more sophisticated, it gets easier and easier to track total jerks like YOU. You may *think* you can hide anonymously behind a school proxy in British Columbia... or behind a so-called dynamic IP with BCtel/Telus.net's ADSL service. But what you DON'T realize is just how many glaring fingerprints you'll always leave behind...
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> *Everything* you do, and where and when you do it is logged, kiddo. That's how they tracked down the infamous Yahoo/CNN.com hacker, Mafiaboy, right to his doorstep in the West Island of Montreal. He thought he could cover his traces by remotely conscripting a college network in the States to do his dirty work. He also believed that using a temporary account with Canada's largest service provider would give him additional protection. But as you can see, he thought wrong. So eat bytes and die, you lamer.

Wow! Was that the kind and gentle Wolfspirit who said that?

That reminds me of the madmen who thought they had covered their identity while committing crimes and then up pops DNA identification.