John Shepp Org :: Providing Solutions For An Unsure World

Johnny Shepp's Youtube Channel

Recently I?ve been drafting songs for a future solo acoustic record, you can check here to see what?s new.

Anthem Challenge - My Bid

Give a listen to my HNIC anthem submission, entitled Nikki

Crack Book Tales

Like the Facebook? Well lately it?s been the bane of Rod Bruno?s existence, likely because he over-tickled his hundreds of friends, and brought the facebook?s mail system to it?s knees, caused massive floods and bridges to collapse, forcing DHS to shut him down?

Spinal Chord - Variety Telethon 1991

Spinal Chord was a truly integrated band ? keyboardist/vocalist Sam Sullivan and drummer Dave Symington are both C4-5 quadriplegics who perform with the aid of customized midi mapping software. What you hear is all live, not a sequence, and there are no backtracks?

Burnin' Tires

In 2005 I put together this animated video for the Craig Jacks song ?Burnin? Tires?. The secret? Lots of Chickens and violence. Now it?s on YouTube.

The Old Ping Of Death

This information was provided from a log inside the LAN here.
Ping of Death Detect 67.112.27.204:33758

Here’s The IP Whois Data:

CustName: Rback9.snfc21 PPPoX Customer IP Pool
Address: 2623 Camino Ramon
City: San Ramon
StateProv: CA
PostalCode: 94583
Country: US
RegDate: 2002-08-15
Updated: 2002-08-15

This is the send of packets via ICMP that are oversized. It is widely thought that some older systems, such as Windows 95, some older Linux, and Mac OS have a vulnerability here, and can indeed crash from this exploit. A good article on this can be found here

A Quite Deadly Script Cisco source code theft part of 'mega-hack'

Johnny Shepp's Youtube Channel

Anthem Challenge - My Bid

Crack Book Tales

Spinal Chord - Variety Telethon 1991

Burnin' Tires

The Old Ping Of Death

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