Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
And with the advent of adding information to a JPEG, you can now just
as easily imbed malware right in the jpeg file itself... or just do a bit of mime-spoofing. Dave Milne proclaimed: > OTOH, there is little point in compressing jpg files as the jpg files are > already compressed, and the saving is minimal. > > Dave Milne, Scotland > '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ > > "Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message > news:yLrHe.45447$zY4.4967@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com.. . > >>So if Jerry B, or Nate C, or everyone's favorite son Brother Bill wanted > > to > >>send you a zip you'd refuse it? I'd certainly take one from you or any > > of > >>the others. We may or may not have had serious disagreements (especially > > in > >>Bills' case) but I don't think he'd be so malicious as to send me > > something > >>destructive. I'd still scan it, but I'd take responsibility for keeping > > my > >>house clean so to speak. That's not to say I go downloading stuff willy >>nilly from warez sites, or crack sites, etc. Exercising some caution is >>just prudent, but refusing anything from anyone seems a bit on the extreme >>side. To each his own of course so if it works for you that is your > > right. > >>If the responder would have said "I'm leery of dloading your zip file", I >>could have respected that and dealt with it, but you and I both know he >>probably didn't pay attention to the whole post. >> >> >> >>"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >>news:42EE2541.7926A297@sympatico.ca... >> >>>In these days of microcrap and all it's holes, there is no way in hell I >>>would open a homemade zip file from anyone on the internet! >>> >>>Most sane people wouldn't open it either so you are missing a lot of >>>potential customers. >>> >>>Mike >>>86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 >>>88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's >>> >>>Tom Greening wrote: >>> >>>> I have a M-416 trailer in real good shape. I added a diamond plate >> >>aluminum >> >>>>hinged lid to it to keep all my stuff dry, herc lined the bed, and >> >>painted >> >>>>the whole mess (minus the lid). I also bought a new tent and hardware >> >>made >> >>>>for one of those motorcycle pull along campers, and then modified > > things > >>so >> >>>>it works on the trailer. The whole tent deal is removable by undoing 4 >>>>latches, leaving the lid still attached to the trailer. The lid will >> >>stay in >> >>>>the open position by virtue of some hatch-back style shocks. Give me > > an > >>>>email address and I can send a zip file full of pictures. Fire away > > with > >>any >> >>>>questions you may have, but for now, please try to keep it to > > interested > >>>>buyers. As far as I'm concerned this kicks the snot out of any > > Tent-Trax > >>>>style camper. The tent is bigger (a queen size inflatable mattress > > fits > >>>>perfect), it's got a boatload more storage space, and it just plain >> >>looks >> >>>>better behind a Jeep. >>>> >>>>http://home.neo.rr.com/jeepnrocks/JeepPhotos/002.jpg >>>> >>>>Ohio >>>> >>>>Ok, response has been bigger than I imagined so instead of replying to >>>>individuals, I've posted a zip file with pics and price. >>>> >>>>http://home.neo.rr.com/jeepnrocks/Je...er/trailer.zip >> >> > > |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
Nathan W. Collier proclaimed:
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:42EE2541.7926A297@sympatico.ca... > >>In these days of microcrap and all it's holes, there is no way in hell I >>would open a homemade zip file from anyone on the internet! > > > youre missing out on a lot of content mike. im not familiar with your level > of computer competency, but with all the antivirus scanners available today > (many good ones are FREE such as http://grisoft.com) theres no valid reason > (beyond personal fears) to avoid zip files. most will scan files within the > zip anyway so it would catch any issues before you could execute anything > malicious/suspicious anyway. > One of the better anti-virus packages out there today is unix, with GNU utilities to handle zip formats. |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
Nathan W. Collier proclaimed:
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:42EE2541.7926A297@sympatico.ca... > >>In these days of microcrap and all it's holes, there is no way in hell I >>would open a homemade zip file from anyone on the internet! > > > youre missing out on a lot of content mike. im not familiar with your level > of computer competency, but with all the antivirus scanners available today > (many good ones are FREE such as http://grisoft.com) theres no valid reason > (beyond personal fears) to avoid zip files. most will scan files within the > zip anyway so it would catch any issues before you could execute anything > malicious/suspicious anyway. > One of the better anti-virus packages out there today is unix, with GNU utilities to handle zip formats. |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
Nathan W. Collier proclaimed:
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:42EE2541.7926A297@sympatico.ca... > >>In these days of microcrap and all it's holes, there is no way in hell I >>would open a homemade zip file from anyone on the internet! > > > youre missing out on a lot of content mike. im not familiar with your level > of computer competency, but with all the antivirus scanners available today > (many good ones are FREE such as http://grisoft.com) theres no valid reason > (beyond personal fears) to avoid zip files. most will scan files within the > zip anyway so it would catch any issues before you could execute anything > malicious/suspicious anyway. > One of the better anti-virus packages out there today is unix, with GNU utilities to handle zip formats. |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
Nathan W. Collier proclaimed:
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > news:42EE2541.7926A297@sympatico.ca... > >>In these days of microcrap and all it's holes, there is no way in hell I >>would open a homemade zip file from anyone on the internet! > > > youre missing out on a lot of content mike. im not familiar with your level > of computer competency, but with all the antivirus scanners available today > (many good ones are FREE such as http://grisoft.com) theres no valid reason > (beyond personal fears) to avoid zip files. most will scan files within the > zip anyway so it would catch any issues before you could execute anything > malicious/suspicious anyway. > One of the better anti-virus packages out there today is unix, with GNU utilities to handle zip formats. |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
"Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message
news:iFyHe.42493$yC5.18867@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com. .. > Gotcha. I only mentioned because I figured from a "professional" > standpoint > you might be interested in the last job I just completed. It was out in > Texas and took us 8 weeks of 24/6 (just WAY too hot and nasty to do 24/7) > welding to get it done. To the tune of 34,000 lbs of weld. Not a typo. sounds interesting, what was it? -- Nathan W. Collier http://InlineDiesel.com http://7SlotGrille.com http://UtilityOffRoad.com http://BighornRefrigeration.com |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
"Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message
news:iFyHe.42493$yC5.18867@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com. .. > Gotcha. I only mentioned because I figured from a "professional" > standpoint > you might be interested in the last job I just completed. It was out in > Texas and took us 8 weeks of 24/6 (just WAY too hot and nasty to do 24/7) > welding to get it done. To the tune of 34,000 lbs of weld. Not a typo. sounds interesting, what was it? -- Nathan W. Collier http://InlineDiesel.com http://7SlotGrille.com http://UtilityOffRoad.com http://BighornRefrigeration.com |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
"Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message
news:iFyHe.42493$yC5.18867@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com. .. > Gotcha. I only mentioned because I figured from a "professional" > standpoint > you might be interested in the last job I just completed. It was out in > Texas and took us 8 weeks of 24/6 (just WAY too hot and nasty to do 24/7) > welding to get it done. To the tune of 34,000 lbs of weld. Not a typo. sounds interesting, what was it? -- Nathan W. Collier http://InlineDiesel.com http://7SlotGrille.com http://UtilityOffRoad.com http://BighornRefrigeration.com |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
"Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message
news:iFyHe.42493$yC5.18867@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com. .. > Gotcha. I only mentioned because I figured from a "professional" > standpoint > you might be interested in the last job I just completed. It was out in > Texas and took us 8 weeks of 24/6 (just WAY too hot and nasty to do 24/7) > welding to get it done. To the tune of 34,000 lbs of weld. Not a typo. sounds interesting, what was it? -- Nathan W. Collier http://InlineDiesel.com http://7SlotGrille.com http://UtilityOffRoad.com http://BighornRefrigeration.com |
Re: FS: M-416 Tent/Trailer combo. Ohio
We had to repair the base of a large forging hammer. Basically a
rectangular chunk of steel that weighed about 500,000 lbs. had one BIG ass crack in it. About 4 ft. deep by 4ft wide at the top and about 5 ft long. Worked out to just under 34,000 lbs of welding rod by the time we were done. Welding rod 3/4" dia. x 36" long. At one point we had twin Miller 1500 amp pwr sources paralleled together. We were burning up a 6.5# rod in about 4 minutes. Nastiest part of the whole job was crawling up into that crack with a peening hammer between passes. You'd coming RUNNING back out after about 30 seconds with your pants smoking. Literally. I can definitely wait a while before we have to do another of those. "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message news:11eth3o3bt3v631@corp.supernews.com... > "Tom Greening" <tgreen@yohmama.com> wrote in message > news:iFyHe.42493$yC5.18867@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com. .. > > Gotcha. I only mentioned because I figured from a "professional" > > standpoint > > you might be interested in the last job I just completed. It was out in > > Texas and took us 8 weeks of 24/6 (just WAY too hot and nasty to do 24/7) > > welding to get it done. To the tune of 34,000 lbs of weld. Not a typo. > > sounds interesting, what was it? > > -- > Nathan W. Collier > http://InlineDiesel.com > http://7SlotGrille.com > http://UtilityOffRoad.com > http://BighornRefrigeration.com > > |
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