Text 34097, 129 rader
Skriven 2016-06-22 23:08:57 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 34093 av Earl Croasmun (1:261/38.0)
Ärende: Elitist Snobs
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Hello Earl,

 >>>>> "Bill Kochman snatched up Todd Cochrane's node number."

 >>>>> When did Todd ever have 1:345/3777?

 >>>> I never said he did.

 >>> Yeah, you did.

 >> Todd's node disappeared.  Bill resurrected it as his own,
 >> with a new number, and fake name.

 EC> You said he "snatched" the number. Now you say "new number." Hilarious.

No fictional character can own a node.  That is preposterous.

 EC> Different person, different location, different hardware, different
 EC> software, different time, different node.

The entity once known as "Jeff Snyder" was a fiction.  Therefore, his
entry (nodelisting) was not valid.

 >>>> Why do you think 1:345/1 was removed from the nodelist on 2009.03.27?

 >>> Because Todd had shut it down. Seems obvious to everyone except you,
 >>> apparently.

 >> It was still up and running in 2007.

 EC> I see echo traffic from it in 2007. Wayne Chirnside, Bob Klahn, and I used
 EC> it at time, among others. I see none in 2008 or 2009. Todd retired from
the
 EC> military in 2007. But you didn't know that, did you? You thought it was
 EC> safe for you to make up the fact that "The node he used was that of a
sysop
 EC> who was on a tour of duty in Iraq.  When the sysop returned to Hawaii,
Bill
 EC> Kochman knew his gig was up, and moved to Facebook." You made it up, not
 EC> knowing that you were TWO YEARS OFF from the facts.

Of course.  His node was not removed until 2009.

 >>>>>> Well, I am certain Todd Cochrane had good reason.

 >>>>> The reason is that he had already shut down his BBS.

 >>>> What makes you think that?

 >>> He said on his BBS that he was shutting down his BBS. And he said it at
 >> the
 >>> time he shut down his BBS. I was using his BBS at the time, and wound up
 >>> shifting to fidotel. Todd kept the domain, but for a while it gave a dead
 >>> end. After a while he set it to redirect to one of his other sites: geek
 >>> news central. Still does.


 >>>>>> Grab a nodenumber in order to play sysop.

 >>>>> Not Todd's.

 >>>> "Grab a nodenumber" means a nodenumber that is not being used.

 >>> Your words, lest you forget: "Bill Kochman snatched up Todd Cochrane's
 >> node
 >>> number" And "Bill had been using the node owned by Todd Cochrane." And
 >>> "Bill was able to swipe the node of a sysop in Hawaii." And "Bill
 >>> Kochman,
 >>> who swiped Todd Cochrane's node." So you were quite specific as to WHAT
 >>> nodenumber he "grabbed." You just didn't know what you were talking
 >>> about.

 >> 1:345/1 and 1:345/3777 have the same date in common.

 EC> You said he took the node number. Now you retreat to an absurd notion that
 EC> there are somehow a FIXED number of slots, and adding one node requires
 EC> dropping another! These are not old VHF television channels or taxi cab
 EC> licenses or crowded lifeboats!

Bill Kochman took a node number, under the fake name of "Jeff Snyder".
His entry was not valid, no matter how much you might complain.

 >>>>>> Why Guam?  Why choose Guam, of all places, for a nodenumber?
 >>>>>> I can understand Todd Cochrane having a nodenumber in Guam, as
 >>>>>> he was serving in the US Navy.  But Bill Kochman was never USN.
 >>>>>> And neither was the entity once known as Jeff Snyder.

 >>>>> You are assuming Snyder/Kochman was not in Guam, that Snyder/Kochman
 >>>>> was
 >>>>> never in the Navy, and that ONLY Navy personnel live in Guam. Why? Just
 >>>>> because you want the facts to fit your preconceived story.

 >>> Three completely unsupported assumptions by you.

 >> Bill Kochman was posting messages from a computer in Vallejo,
 >> California.  How do I know this?  WHOIS.

 EC> Show me.

Every computer that is online has a number that can be tracked.
Kochman's computer tracked his location as Vallejo, California.
That is what WHOIS showed me.  And WHOIS never lies.

 >>>> After his make-believe stint in Guam, he moved on to a make-believe
 >>>> stint in Florida, posing on Facebook as Bill Kochman.

 >>> Any factual basis for ANY of this?

 >> Google is everybody's friend.

 EC> There seems to be a facebook page for a Bill Kochman who presents himself
 EC> as being from Guam, so it looks like your answer is "no, no factual
basis."
 EC> There is also a Bill Kochman in Moscow, Idaho, and several other people
 EC> named Bill Kochman of various ages in various locations, in case that
threw
 EC> you off. So far, you don't seem to know anything that I didn't post on the
 EC> subject seven years ago.

Kochman claims to be an online evangelist.  As an online evangelist,
it is his job to be everywhere in cyberspace an online evangelist can
possibly be.  That includes Guam.  And Texas.  And Florida.  And Ohio.
And Australia.  And Africa.  And Europe.  And the far reaches of the
known and unknown universes ...

--Lee

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