On the web away from home and college

Using the web away from home or my college is rare since November 2007, but I'm still making the logs for them manually by typing in the web addresses visited because I can't use loggers on public PCs. And as explained on the All You Guys site the browser histories on public PCs are almost always blocked and I don't know of any other automated way to record sites visited other than installing a web logger. Jeesh when you guys arrest me, please for God's sake at least tell me how I could have recorded the activity in an automated way on public computers without the loggers.

Spy rays

I know I haven't posted this to the All You Guys site yet as of 8:15 pm today, but you guys can read this as I'm keying this in now with key loggers you installed via court order. My web is plugged in now so you can use them in real time. They keep working even when my net line is disconnected, and you guys collect the data when I go back online. But even then with the web line unplugged you guys could still probably read this with EMR that penetrates walls to see this screen. EMR being Electro Magnetic Radiation from scanning devices. That would be from you guys who live in the adjacent condos just on the other side of the walls. As in the next room over from each of my two bedrooms. Which is not news on this site because I've mentioned this a few times before in the past year and an half.

www.oocities.org/theindiantigersite

As for the www.oocities.org/theindiantigersite in the log above, that's a Yahoo Geocities free site I made in college class last week in front of one of my instructors and another student. I was showing them how fast a free site can be made and it was done in about 20 minutes. The final version was done in Dreamweaaver which the lady instructor made on the spot in about five minutes to replace the one I did minutes before. She wanted to see if Geocities takes Dreamweaver files which it does. The site is my ownership. I created the name and email account in my real name and found the tiger pics on the net. I made the site at first with a template from Geocities. Then the instructor made it in Dreamweaver. This was all within the 20 minutes. It's not a very good site. Just something fast to show them how to use Geocities.

The two of them were impressed. They have never tried making a public website so fast. The free sites are availabale for view immediately. The big drawback is very limited bandwidth as I explained to both of them. If a picture they post becomes popular then in about a few minutes all the viewers will have used up the bandwidth and the site's pictures and maybe even the site itself won't be viewable. And a message to this effect would be posted by Geocities saying you have exceeded your bandwidth limit.

As I explained to both of them it can be remedied by paying $3 to $5 per month to Yahoo Geocities to upgrade and get 25 Gb per month bandwidth. But that adds up to average about $50/year so it can be too expensive for many just for a quickie website. This All You Guys Geocities site is a paid version costing me about $5/month so I can have extra storage space and the extra bandwidth for the few photos and images on the site.