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Does random person on the Internet know where I am?

2023-09-28T21:10:02Z

Jtkouz:

No. People like you who are using a service on the Internet typically don't know details about you.

Who does?

Anyone who you tell. If the service has a profile they can view, then anything you've shared there would be known.

There might be some exploit in a game or game launcher client that can expose your IP address.

Anyone who's server you visit knows your IP address. This does reveal that you are in Galena Illinois and might possibly be associated with your house address.

If someone is threatening you and says they know where you are, etc., store copies of any material from them you can. '''Get help''' to see what further steps you should take.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2019-08-15T16:50:53Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the '''same''' drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drug that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own.

NOTE: you cannot take a drug to '''cure''' a cold or the flu, you can only treat '''symptoms'''. You do not ''have'' to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

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2019-08-15T16:48:35Z

Jtkouz: /* Information Security */

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet. Yup--this is the end of the Internet. There is nothing farther than this. Welcome.
== Copyright ==
=== [[Can I create my own cover of a song?]] ===
=== [[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]] ===
=== [[Should I upload material to the web site...]] ===
=== [[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]] ===

== Health ==
=== [[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]] ===
=== [[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]] ===

== Online Safety ==
=== [[Phone Call Scams]] ===
=== [[Email Scams]] ===
=== [[Does random person on the Internet know where I am?]] ===

== Getting started ==
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2019-08-01T18:35:22Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet. Yup--this is the end of the Internet. There is nothing farther than this. Welcome.
== Copyright ==
=== [[Can I create my own cover of a song?]] ===
=== [[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]] ===
=== [[Should I upload material to the web site...]] ===
=== [[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]] ===

== Health ==
=== [[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]] ===
=== [[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]] ===

== Information Security ==
=== [[Phone Call Scams]] ===
=== [[Email Scams]] ===
=== [[Does random person on the Internet know where I am?]] ===

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Main Page

2019-01-05T04:18:16Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet. Yup--this is the end of the Internet. There is nothing farther than this. Welcome.
== Copyright ==
=== [[Can I create my own cover of a song?]] ===
=== [[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]] ===
=== [[Should I upload material to the web site...]] ===
=== [[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]] ===

== Health ==
=== [[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]] ===
=== [[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]] ===

== Information Security ==
=== [[Does random person on the Internet know where I am?]] ===

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Does random person on the Internet know where I am?

2018-12-13T02:18:34Z

Jtkouz: Created page with "No. People like you who are using a service on the Internet typically don't know details about you. Who does? Anyone who you tell. If the service has a profile they can view..."

No. People like you who are using a service on the Internet typically don't know details about you.

Who does?

Anyone who you tell. If the service has a profile they can view, then anything you've shared there would be known.

Anyone who's server you visit knows your IP address. This does reveal that you are in Galena Illinois and might possibly be associated with your house address.

Main Page

2018-12-13T02:11:03Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet. Yup--this is the end of the Internet. There is nothing farther than this. Welcome.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]
 
[[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]]
 
[[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]]
 
[[Does random person on the Internet know where I am?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:05:44Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the '''same''' drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to '''cure''' a cold or the flu, you can only treat '''symptoms'''. You do not ''have'' to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:05:12Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the '''same''' drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to '''cure''' a cold or the flu, you can only treat '''symptoms'''. You do not ''''have'''' to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:04:56Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the '''same''' drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to '''cure''' a cold or the flu, you can only treat '''symptoms'''. You do not _have_ to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:04:04Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the '''same''' drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to cure a cold or the flu, you can only treat symptoms. You do not _have_ to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:03:32Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the *same* drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to cure a cold or the flu, you can only treat symptoms. You do not _have_ to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T10:03:00Z

Jtkouz:

OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen.

If you started off taking X, and X says take every 4 hours, and 4 hours go by, then it's like you have no drug in you, so you can take any other one without worry.

The important concern here is that you take different drugs/things that contain some of the same drug. For example, some cold drugs have multiple drugs in them. It would be the same as taking each one of those. So if you take a cold drug that includes acetaminophen, don't take another drugs that ALSO has acetaminophen in it until the first dose "wears off"--enough time has gone by to where you could take another dose of it, based on its directions.

The best approach is to take OTC drugs that have one active ingredient to alleviate your one main symptom. This way you only take what you need and can add other OTC drugs that don't contain the same active ingredient.

For example, "I have a headache" and "my nose is runny". Take an OTC drug for the headache and take an OTC drug for a runny nose, like ibuprofen and diphenhydramine. This way you can treat the symptom that you care about on its own. NOTE: you cannot take a drug to cure a cold or the flu, you can only treat symptoms. You do not _have_ to treat these symptoms. If you have a symptom such as a headache, of course you want to take a drug to help it. As for a runny nose... if you are not working, then maybe just using tissues is ok for the time being.

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2018-12-08T09:52:17Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet. Yup--this is the end of the Internet. There is nothing farther than this. Welcome.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]
 
[[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]]
 
[[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?

2018-12-08T09:50:54Z

Jtkouz: Created page with "MAYBE MAYBE NOT Check with your doctor or with the pharmacist. The pharmacist is happy to answer your questions."

MAYBE

MAYBE NOT

Check with your doctor or with the pharmacist. The pharmacist is happy to answer your questions.

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2018-12-08T09:49:47Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]
 
[[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]]
 
[[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

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2018-12-08T09:49:37Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]
 
[[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]]
[[Taking prescription drugs. Can I also take X?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T09:48:53Z

Jtkouz:

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T09:48:40Z

Jtkouz:

Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?

2018-12-08T09:43:37Z

Jtkouz: Created page with "OTC means "over the counter". This means drugs that you can buy at the store without a prescription. Some of these are aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen. If you started o..."

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2018-12-08T09:41:20Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]
 
[[Taking OTC drugs. Can I take X after I take Y?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?

2018-12-08T06:38:17Z

Jtkouz:

Here's a good link:

https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/what-is-fair-use/

If you are using the material for parody, you are protected.
 
If you are using the material to provide commentary or criticism, you are protected.
 
There is other language about using it in a transformative manner for which who knows what someone will think about it.
 
If you are charging money for this, then you should probably get the advice of a lawyer. Otherwise, post the material with proper attribution and if you get asked to take the material down, do so.

What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?

2018-12-08T06:37:54Z

Jtkouz:

What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?

2018-12-08T06:35:34Z

Jtkouz:

Here's a good link:

https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/what-is-fair-use/

If you are using the material for parody, you are protected.
 
If you are using the material to provide commentary or criticism, you are protected.
 
There is other language about using it in a transformative manner for which who knows who will think about it.
 
If you are charging money for this, then you should probably get the advice of a lawyer. Otherwise, post the material with proper attribution and if you get asks to take the material down, do so.

What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?

2018-12-08T06:32:53Z

Jtkouz:

What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?

2018-12-08T06:31:22Z

Jtkouz: Created page with " Here's a good link: https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/what-is-fair-use/"

Here's a good link:

https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/what-is-fair-use/

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2018-12-08T06:30:04Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to the FAQ at the end of the Internet.
 
 
[[Can I create my own cover of a song?]]
 
[[Can I download some music or art from a video game I own?]]
 
[[Should I upload material to the web site...]]
 
[[What is "fair use" for material protected by copyright?]]

== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

Page1

2018-12-06T04:20:41Z

Jtkouz: Created page with "Hey, this is page one."

Hey, this is page one.

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2018-12-06T04:20:32Z

Jtkouz:

Welcome to MediaWiki. 
Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide]
for information on using the wiki software. 

[[Page1]]
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