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Post #2,118
by orion
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7/17/01 6:25:28 PM
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New Sounds like the Cyber-Cafe method
That is how the Cyber-Cafe software works. It creates an account for each user, limited to time that they paid (set up each account to have 30 minutes of Internet time per day for example) and logs all of their activities on the Internet. Hmmm, not sure if it can track what programs they run, sounds a lot like "Big Brother" to me.

Another way, if without that software, to only allow them to use the computer under adult supervision. As in you sit next to them and watch, otherwise no use of the computer. Keep it under lock and key and never give them the system password. Get a case key that locks the keyboard or won't boot without the key turned to unlock.
"I can see if I want anything done right around here, I'll have to do it myself!"Moe Howard
Post #2,140
by Ashton
7/17/01 8:55:48 PM
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New OhRyan: er.. they *need* a Big Brother.________Remember?
Post #2,883
by CRConrad
7/26/01 11:16:03 AM
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New Who "they" *needs* a BB - each'n'every guest at Cybercafe's?
Post #2,902
by Ashton
7/27/01 1:59:07 AM
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New Original topic was
the cheeldrun.

Norm threw in a non-sequitur re Big Brother and the Cyber Cafe. Implying: Big Brother wherever detected = Bad.

I replied: Big Brother = OK. For kids. Only bad for Big people. WTF *shouldn't* parents track little Malphasia's trips to the Biker Gang signup site, for the peeing-distance competition? Now if the foo shits re certain non-Big Cyber attendees:

They can listen to BB too. (May all kids find at least One adult somewhere for hints&tips, even if the parents don't qualify. * Otherwise they'll turn out just like their parents)

* \ufffdFrank Zappa. RIP.
Post #2,905
by CRConrad
7/27/01 2:26:05 AM
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New Ah, OK.
Looked like you were still talking about the same thing he was. (To me, at least, that is.) Not quite a non-sequitur, BTW, IMO: Ha was telling about how "this is the same way they do it in cyber cafe's...", IIRC. A side note, not a non-following argument.
   Christian R. Conrad
The Man Who Knows Fucking Everything
Post #2,908
by Ashton
7/27/01 3:10:58 AM
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New Whether siderial or interruptus - BB was dissed
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Post #2,912
by CRConrad
7/27/01 4:32:38 AM
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New By Norm? Not "dissed" - just *mentioned*, AFAICS. Now, if...
...you mean any mention of "Big Brother" is by default (and implication and association) "dissing" the concept, then you might of course be right. (At least *I* would tend to agree with you...) But, as [link|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/content/show?contentid=2908|Norm said:]
That is how the Cyber-Cafe software works. [ . . . ] Hmmm, not sure if it can track what programs they run, sounds a lot like "Big Brother" to me.
That only was in the context of "Cyber-Cafe", as I understood him. The following paragraph, where he suggested the "manual Big Brother" method -- in the context of kids -- was... Just that, a separate paragraph.

(Oh well... He'll drop in shortly, I suspect, and then we ca ask him in person.)
   Christian R. Conrad
The Man Who Knows Fucking Everything
Post #3,250
by orion
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7/31/01 1:14:38 PM
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New It sounds like "Big Brother"
I didn't exactly say that it was "Big Brother" rather that it sounded like a "Big Brother" type of program that watches what you do. One that can track what programs are run, what websites are visited, and what the user was doing at what time. Information like that can be used to help or hurt you, it depends on how it is used. In this case, it is used to see what the children are doing and if they did anything they shouldn't have been doing. Sort of like a parent watching them and taking notes. But an acutal parent may stop them from visiting an adult site, or playing "Quake III" if they are not allowed to.

I had been away due to a vacation last week, and I just have been catching up on the messages. This one was buried a few pages back. Sorry for the delay.

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     Should kids under 13 be allowed to use computers? - (brettj) - (45) - July 13, 2001, 10:30:52 AM EDT
         Yes, but under limitations and being monitored - (orion) - (2) - July 13, 2001, 01:21:57 PM EDT
             Sounds like a good start.. - (Ashton) - July 13, 2001, 02:53:49 PM EDT
             Agree, but disagree - (wharris2) - July 17, 2001, 12:24:52 AM EDT
         No. - (mmoffitt) - (25) - July 13, 2001, 02:14:51 PM EDT
             Amen. - (Ashton) - July 13, 2001, 03:05:02 PM EDT
             Yes. - (admin) - (1) - July 13, 2001, 03:41:27 PM EDT
                 Fortunately.. always there will be the Exception(al). -NT - (Ashton) - July 13, 2001, 03:56:05 PM EDT
             100% agree - (boxley) - July 13, 2001, 10:46:04 PM EDT
             Should kids under 13 be allowed to read books? - (tseliot) - (20) - July 16, 2001, 02:36:07 PM EDT
                 Several old authors agree - (mhuber) - (19) - July 16, 2001, 03:14:42 PM EDT
                     You mean? - (Ashton) - (17) - July 16, 2001, 03:46:30 PM EDT
                         Only if you read them - (mhuber) - (16) - July 16, 2001, 05:17:29 PM EDT
                             Post of the Day! Congratulations!!! :-) -NT - (Another Scott) - July 16, 2001, 05:23:02 PM EDT
                             Incidently, another had similar thoughts. - (Another Scott) - (1) - July 16, 2001, 05:32:59 PM EDT
                                 Silverstein! - (mhuber) - July 16, 2001, 06:10:36 PM EDT
                             Bravo! - (Arkadiy) - (9) - July 16, 2001, 06:54:34 PM EDT
                                 when you consider the attitudes of the correspondents - (boxley) - July 16, 2001, 09:27:19 PM EDT
                                 Agreement, but question - (CRConrad) - (7) - July 26, 2001, 11:15:36 AM EDT
                                     Definition of epic proportions: - (mhuber) - July 26, 2001, 11:44:40 AM EDT
                                     Certainly not lots of bloodshed - (wharris2) - (5) - July 30, 2001, 07:50:28 PM EDT
                                         sgt york? Rather tame by what actually happened. - (boxley) - (3) - July 30, 2001, 09:24:59 PM EDT
                                             Wouldn't be beleivable. - (mhuber) - (2) - July 31, 2001, 11:37:15 AM EDT
                                                 Here's the story - (wharris2) - (1) - July 31, 2001, 01:03:22 PM EDT
                                                     No idea he had kept a diary - thanks. - (Ashton) - Aug. 1, 2001, 02:01:25 AM EDT
                                         "Tunes of Glory", "All Quiet on the Western Front" -NT - (a6l6e6x) - July 30, 2001, 10:46:59 PM EDT
                             Homer translations - (GBert) - (2) - July 19, 2001, 11:00:12 AM EDT
                                 Thanks - (mhuber) - (1) - July 19, 2001, 11:05:05 AM EDT
                                     You're welcome -- enjoy! --!msg -NT - (GBert) - July 19, 2001, 12:40:18 PM EDT
                     Clarification: - (mhuber) - July 17, 2001, 11:14:52 AM EDT
         As opposed to what? - (mhuber) - (2) - July 13, 2001, 04:51:36 PM EDT
             Well.. OK if ya want to be reasonable - (Ashton) - July 13, 2001, 05:46:58 PM EDT
             Heh... - (CRConrad) - July 26, 2001, 11:15:50 AM EDT
         Sure - (SpiceWare) - (1) - July 13, 2001, 05:44:39 PM EDT
             Kids links such as Linkasaurus - (brettj) - July 14, 2001, 03:05:47 PM EDT
         How I'll handle my kids. - (inthane-chan) - (10) - July 17, 2001, 04:56:31 PM EDT
             ..better encrypt, hide, mirror that log, then ;-) - (Ashton) - (1) - July 17, 2001, 05:30:09 PM EDT
                 Simple: Router in a locked cabinet along with... - (inthane-chan) - July 18, 2001, 10:04:46 AM EDT
             Sounds like the Cyber-Cafe method - (orion) - (7) - July 17, 2001, 06:25:28 PM EDT
                 OhRyan: er.. they *need* a Big Brother.________Remember? -NT - (Ashton) - (6) - July 17, 2001, 08:55:48 PM EDT
                     Who "they" *needs* a BB - each'n'every guest at Cybercafe's? -NT - (CRConrad) - (5) - July 26, 2001, 11:16:03 AM EDT
                         Original topic was - (Ashton) - (4) - July 27, 2001, 01:59:07 AM EDT
                             Ah, OK. - (CRConrad) - (3) - July 27, 2001, 02:26:05 AM EDT
                                 Whether siderial or interruptus - BB was dissed - (Ashton) - (2) - July 27, 2001, 03:10:58 AM EDT
                                     By Norm? Not "dissed" - just *mentioned*, AFAICS. Now, if... - (CRConrad) - (1) - July 27, 2001, 04:32:38 AM EDT
                                         It sounds like "Big Brother" - (orion) - July 31, 2001, 01:14:38 PM EDT

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