Presuming Plod any ideas

http://82.69.29.127/index.htm

 

Is there a walk through for this. I can't get beyond the first level.

 

I'm not really into Pokemon.

 

You can reach level two by arranging a deposit of £5000 in my account
and you will then be initiated into the darker secrets of the Marvel
thing Known as unsecured big brother web cam. But a sheep counting web
cam at that. Left travelling sheep are enumerated as are right
travelling sheep sheep to and from.

Remember kids "Big Brother" IS watching you!

 

Brilliant, and to reload I just shoot outside the screen, right?

 

The sheep pass fairly quickly so you need to swift on the draw. Not sure
how to reset the sheep counter. It seems to count the misses rather than
the hits.

 

....and mind the black sheep on the trains. They go mad if you bump
into them.

 

Baaaaaah!

 

Not too likely... resolving the address gives
82-69-29-127.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk which is typical of what a home DSL
address resolves to. So it's more like a paranoïd neighbor with a thing
for gadgetry. A quick look at the icode site shows that this is a
low-cost, general public software, not one we would expect in use by
professional watchers.

The real question is why, when you use the mosaic view, this shows a
second camera, which is obviously doing traffic statistics (counting
vehicles crossing virtual lines). Maybe the owner wants to complain to
the town council?

 

Perhaps a demo site for this...
http://www.icode.co.uk/icatcher/index.html
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Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a

Teach a man to fish and he and his pikey mates will have the
river cleaned out in a day.

 

Nah its definitely in the wild. Its amazing what you can find during
moments of boredom.

theres also this one. Any claimants?

http://cctv.rockwellcottage.com:82/index.htm

Bike paranoia may be a good thing but do you really want someone taking
out the security camera system with a DDos whilst they're nicked.

 

Could be a NOMFS (1) as you say. But why count the traffic?

Ahhhhhhh! <light bulb comes on in head>

Property values! must be related to property values. God the
lengths people go to to protect their property values. Although
If the figures are so bad he (presuming "he" due to techno fetish)
may well have shot himself in the foot. You could just say "its a nice
quiet area, great for kids etc" but with figures to say otherwise.....


Hmmn.

 

He's also worried that someone could take the fish when he is out (see
the "pond" camera. Do these people know that this works both ways? With
some reverse DNS, you can determine the area where the house is (city
district scale). With the pics you can then tell where it is, and
whether the people are there, and if the bikes are worth stealing, and
where the camera is...

 

Hello All

Its my system, and yes its counting the cars. It is software that is
in use by government, sports grounds etc (over 130,000 licences in use
world wide). We are just testing the speed camera aspect of it, so I
set one up at home. Nothing to do with property prices etc, etc..... I
will turn on the speed notifications when I get home, the current
record speed down that road is 90mph+

You can select the second camera by clicking it in the camera list on
the left.

 

Check again mate, this is ukrm you are posting to, we don't take
challenges like that lightly you know and we know where you live.

 

Sooooooooo! Speed camera development eh?

Hmmmmmn!

 

Why don't they just password protect it.
I've got a webcam pointed at my bees (I say "My", I'm sure they're their
own really) which is totally buggered by the intensity of the sun.
There is a user/password on it though, so only I and people I like can
see the be... sun. Hmm. I'm not worried about people stealing the bees
or the sun.

Are there laws about peeping and stuff, if it overlooks a neighbour, or
the street?

 

At the moment it seems to be counting raindrops!

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This was thrashed out in AN Other group where all sorts of great and
learned people vied with each other to show off the shallowness of their
assumed knowledge about the subject.
The prevailing opinion (much like the prevailing wind, it can change in
a blink) is that the Data Protection Act sort of covers it, but if it's
a private security cam that just happens to stray over the fence or
cover part of the street[1] in its coverage, you have nothing to worry
about.

If your neighbours complain, kill file them.


[1] Worth pointing out that if you own your own house, often you own
part of the street too, so it would actually be only covering your own
property in any case.
--
Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a

Teach a man to fish and he and his pikey mates will have the
river cleaned out in a day.

 

Well, doing 90 down that road is the action of an arsehole, right
enough, but what will happen is your software will be installed by all
sorts of www.busibodies.co.uk and they will be forming a line at the
town halls of the country demanding that action be taken against Driver
X, Y and Z because they went over the limit by 3mph - consistently.
--
Dave
GS850x2 XS650 SE6a

Teach a man to fish and he and his pikey mates will have the
river cleaned out in a day.