James, do Sweden a favor. Leave.

I see you’re vandalizing Wikipedia again. How do you feel, wasting public kronor like that?

You didn’t even bother using a proxy. You just hopped online, showing your IP address (80.216.218.118).

And for all those who may be interested, an nmap scan:

Interesting ports on c80-216-218-118.bredband.comhem.se (80.216.218.118):
PORT     STATE    SERVICE      VERSION
20/tcp   filtered ftp-data
21/tcp   filtered ftp
22/tcp   filtered ssh
23/tcp   filtered telnet
80/tcp   filtered http
113/tcp  filtered auth
443/tcp  filtered https
444/tcp  filtered snpp
445/tcp  filtered microsoft-ds
446/tcp  filtered ddm-rdb
8080/tcp open     tcpwrapped

I see you went with a Netgear router!

Happy 44th Birthday, James!

For his birthday, James decided to create fake profiles on LinkedIn. Of course, they were deleted after a few days. On a related note, James continues to bring up arguments with subscribers who demanded a refund several years ago! Talk about immature…

It’s sad that a 44-year-old male — a man who was once the cream of the crop in his line of work — has degenerated into a vengeful hermit.

Sveasoft Desperately Attempts to Win Back Customers

This link came up on my radar earlier today: “Sveasoft Desperately Attempts to Win Back Customers.” Apparently, James is so cash-strapped that he’s resorted to spamming his users — no less than four times in a day — with messages promoting his making his latest abomination “Talisman” public:

The final release of Sveasoft’s Talisman/Basic firmware is now available as a public firmware. Please see out downloads section for access to the firmware builds.

http://www.sveasoft.com/modules/phpBB2/index.php

This firmware supports router models from ASUS, Buffalo Technology, Linksys, and Netgear.

Best Regards,

Sveasoft Support
http://www.sveasoft.com

Some People Can't Stand Losing

It appears our friend is back in action! He added this piece of "information" to Wikipedia:

Revision as of 07:05, July 29, 2007
(Note: this information not accurate but keeps being reposted to Wikipedia as if it were).

Does James have nothing better to do?

P.S. The IP address posting this information is 213.89.48.116, which reverse-resolves to c213-89-48-116.bredband.comhem.se. That's in Sweden (what a friggin' surprise there!).

Today's spelling lesson

Fact: James doesn't know how to spell "controversy." He always spells it "controversey." He's far from being as smart as a fifth grader (like that surprised any of you!).

Remember, James: it's spelled C-O-N-T-R-O-V-E-R-S-Y.

P.S. I'm not entirely sure if Wolf, a.k.a. Jesse J. Brown of Dunedin, Florida, is still defending Sveasoft (considering he was one of the very few developers -- before being kicked out by James Ewing). If he is, then feel free to contact him. He has just as bad of an attitude as James.

P.P.S. James, if you're reading this (I know you are, since I see your IP address [24.218.180.167] in the logs), drop me a line. You know the e-mail. If you're willing on having a civilized discussion, I will erase this blog. Unlike you, I honor my promises.