Fuck the spine. I'm gonna get some of this crystal meph and I'm going to inject it straight into my balls. Much faster that way
i wonder if the crystals will melt down in a base pipe like meth... but seriously...nobody needs to smoke mephedrone.
lol i wanna try it but i wouldn't feel safe importing any crystal stimulant to the usa. i wonder if it does melt like dope tho... and hit.
Uh, its the shit. Better euphoria than MDMA to me, but lacks the special feeling. I would try it while you can, its starting to get out of control...
yea...that's how i feel about meph as well, but some find it to be more of a straight stimulant. and yea, it's starting to get out of control in the UK, so it's only a matter of time.
Smoking Meph is horible, it does make you feel the effects a little bit but it lasts a shorter time and becomes even more moreish than snorting it. At least you don't get the burn though. Its nothing like smoking Meth, I know all the dangers and stuff that surrounds Meth but its such a shame there is NONE at all in the UK. Im not saying Id like free acces to it all the time, just occasionally it would be nice to have an evening in and smoke a few bowls.
To be fair at the prices Ive heard quoted around it would have to be a very occasional thing which is by no means a bad thing. I only managed to try it in South East Asia through a mate, it was pretty awesome though!
Network Protection Before jumping to network security, it is important to know about computer security, so in general computer security refers to the process of preventing and detecting unauthorized use of computers. Preventive measures can help us to stop unauthorized users from accessing most parts of computer systems. Detection helps us to determine whether somebody is attempting to break into computer system, if they have been successful, and what they may have done. We use computers for different purposes, from banking and investing to shopping and communicating with others through email or different chatting sites or programs. I don’t think anybody would like other people going through their personal things. So there presents the need of network protection. Speaking of security and risks, Information security is concerned with three main areas of risks which are; Confidentiality- Confidentiality means information should be available to those people who only rightfully have excess to it. Integrity- Integrity means information should be modified only by those who are authorized to do so. Availability- Availability means information that should be accessible to only those who need it and when they need it. These topics will be discussed in detail later. Here, we are talking about small-scale industry and what certain things we can do to protect our computer systems. First of all using antivirus software and keeping it updated is one of the most secure ways. Keeping our software updated and using firewalls is the next way. And avoiding unknown junk emails or email attachments because there are many email borne viruses that might directly or indirectly be harmful for our system. Programs of unknown origin mustn’t be run. Making boot discs in case our computer is damaged. Making backups of our critical data. And even using strong password on our computers. Disabling scripting features in our emails or chat programs. Java script or Active X should be disabled. Turing off the computer or disconnecting it from the network when not in use. Hidden filename extension should be disabled if possible. And on top of all, do not open untrusted or unsecure sites. IT specialist or computer personnel should be notified in case of severe conditions. While talking about the network protection, it is really important in any business to have remote access to the network but it is not very secure. Having strong passwords may be helpful for wireless network. If any company operates either a wired or wireless network and has very confidential information, being a little bit aware might be helpful. There are a few basic steps we can apply in order to reduce our network security fears, Setting up firewalls: A firewall controls access to and from our network or computer, blocking intruders from accessing our private network and controlling what our employees can access outside our network. Perimeter firewalls are helpful to protect all the computes on our network. These perimeter firewalls also provides an additional layer of defense because they can effectively make all our network computers invisible to the outside world, which is one of the best technique to protect a small business network. Using strong passwords: As far as I know, most of the business, including both small and large, use passwords on computers, cash registers, or alarm systems to authenticate identity. Although there are so many other things for verification like finger print, smart cards, and iris scans. Still passwords are very common a cheaper process and one of the mostly misused one too. Intruders or hackers have automated tools that help them to crack simple passwords very fast. They may also use fraud to get employees to divulge the password. It has been found that most of the time the passwords are not effective because of reasons like the following; Password are weak or are never changed, passwords are written down in plain sight and it is really bad when sensitive documents have not been password protected, and anybody using that unsecure computer can view those things. According to a survey at Michigan State University, up to 70 percent of identity thefts are conducted by insiders or people posing as insiders. One of the main reasons is a weak password. So strong passwords can help protect against this kind of threat. And every company educating their staff about the importance of passwords is doing the first step in making passwords a valuable network security tool. Employees should regard their passwords the same way as they would their office key. That means it shouldn’t be shared or left anywhere carelessly. One more important thing is employees or other people shouldn’t have those kinds of passwords, which are weak and can be easily guessed. Some of the examples are given here: Real names, company names, or usernames should be avoided. Very common passwords like; password, letmein, or 1234 or even date of birth, phone numbers, our social security number or any other identification numbers should be avoided. Simple passwords which can be obtained from our personal information should be avoided. And it has been in practice that people use their password of the word or phrase they use mostly and it should be completely avoided and one should act wisely when choosing a password. Commonly used substitutions, such as replacing i with !, s with $, or a with @ .Password that someone else know. Any password that is written down. But not using passwords at all makes it easier for other employees or people to just mess around with our computers and confidential data. Strong passwords are passwords that are considered strong if it has the following things: password must be at least 8 characters long or even longer. Must have the combination of lowercase and uppercase letters with numbers and symbols. It shouldn’t contain all or any part of the user’s account name. Make sure to change your password at least every 90 days as previously stated, and this new password should be entirely different from the previous passwords. While creating a password or making new password one should always be aware that the password we created should be easy to remember. If we forget our own password it is no use at all. Here are a few examples of strong passwords that are easy to remember, like we all know that our date of birth is the weakest password, but instead we can write, Mbi6Yold for “My brother is 6 yrs old”. Or instead of brother we can use the name of our dog, kids or even husband but make sure to use the combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and number too. Another trick here is just join the simple words 1+1=Two. Pass+w0rd. Using wireless security features: Many of us may not know that wireless networks use a radio link instead of cables to connect the computers. So anyone within the range of radio can listen or transmit data in the network. So these freely available things help intruders to sniff for insecure networks. Vulnerability of course increases with a wireless network, but computer savvy crooks have tools to help them break into all types of computer systems. It’s not that security features aren’t built into Wi-Fi products, but the manufactures often turn those features off by default to make network setup easier. So businesses should be really careful while using wireless networking and make sure to turn on the security features and use the security and access features that will make their network more secure. And we should be really careful with things like, restricting wireless access to office hours or whenever we expect to use the network, and filtering out causal intruders by setting access points to restrict network access to specific computers. A small business should use the encryption built into their wireless access point to encode the information as it travels across the network and prevent any non authorize party from reading or changing data. Closing unnecessary network ports might be the next way to securing a network. Network traffic for various applications is identified using numbered ports. For an application’s traffic to get through a firewall, the firewall must allow traffic on that port. In order to strengthen our network’s security against unauthorized access we must close unused or unnecessary ports by using perimeter firewalls, local firewalls or internet protocol security filters. One more thing to remember is, Microsoft server products use a variety of numbered network ports and protocols to communicate with client and server systems. Blocking those ports that Microsoft Windows Server system uses might prevent a server from responding to legitimate client requests, which means the server may not function properly. Server Protection It is very important to keep severs safe from any type of server attacks. Uncompromising our servers may help reduce the risk of attack. Some types of server attacks are merely annoying but some can cause serious damage. Number of servers varies according to the size of company or business. No matter how many servers are running in a particular business, small business and most networks rely on them. They serve different types of applications like web pages, email or different sets of programs that are needed to do the job properly. Servers store all kinds of valuable and confidential information resources. They are the means of communication with customers, and even purchasing and selling the products. So in case of one or more servers going down, we of course lose the productivity, communication with costumers, and working time which might directly affect the economy of the that business. So in order to be safe from economic hits, our server protection must be one of our first priorities. Keeping servers in a safe place might be one of the best ways. We must make sure that servers aren’t vulnerable to physical calamities and should be located in a locked, well-ventilated room. It shouldn’t be placed in a hallway or under a desk and should never be used as workstations. Sever rooms shouldn’t have windows only a door that can be locked. Sever cases should also be locked to prevent tampering with internal components. And we have to make sure only few employees has access to that room and also it is really important to keep a record of the serial number of our severs and machines and they should be marked with the company information so that it can be identified and recovered in case of it being stolen. And the next thing that can be done is practicing least privilege. This means that the users should be given only permissions they need to do their jobs which means limited access only. With different servers it is possible to assign users different permission levels to local and network resources. So it is best not to give all users administrator access because it is good for maintaining a secure environment for workstation. A small business should use servers to help manage client computers. Windows servers can be configured to give individual access to specific programs and only to define which user privileges are allowed on the server. We can also ensure that users can’t make changes in areas that are critical to server or workstation operation. It also prevents users from installing software that may introduce a virus or spyware to their computers, which in turn can compromise the integrity of our entire network. There are others security options too that will be very wise to understand. Today’s servers operating systems are more secure than ever, but the powerful security settings you find in windows server system products are good only if they are used appropriately and monitored aggressively. We should think of hiring at least one IT consultant for security purposes if the company doesn’t have IT specialist to resolve cyber security issues.
mephedrone is the shit if you can get it at a good price. The euphoria is the best i've ever had, but it doesn't last long. It's pretty much a better version of coke, but the addiction potential is crazy, don't touch the stuff if you have an addictive personality because you'll end up doing every little bit you have.
I must not be doing it right! I had a kg, over three months ago, and over half of it is still sitting here going stale! :conehead:
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK! This is not a good thing............................... Makes me want to order JWH-018 and Meph by the end of the month...
I said that people who are easily addicted to things should be careful because they might end of up doing every little bit they have very quickly. I've seen it's addiction potential first hand. I don't have to keep doing it and I guess neither do you, of course I really couldn't do a kg of anything in three months unless I was extremely addicted. I seriously doubt I even go through close to that amount of weed in three months so your comment is really just some smartass bullshit that kind of pisses me off, people should know what they are getting into. Like seriously a Kilo of mephedrone? That's like saying I had 200 80 OC oxycontins and I still have 100 left after 90 days, that doesn't make it sound like Oxycontins are addictive at all Unless your slanging that shit, almost half a kilo is a fuckton of mephedrone to do in three months.
Yes Earthling, I come from Remulak (it's a small towne in France). Your puritan values of our way of life are very anti-Conehead. You should consider being more tolerant of the people who do not share your conservative lifestyle. It is not harmonious with our shared being in this place and time. Let us bond over this misunderstanding with celebration of opening cases of 6-packs of fermented grain water! :love:
There's a genuine mephamphetamine analogue on the way soon: N-methyl-1-(thiophen-2-yl)propan-2-amine (or mephiopropamine). God help us!