The computer hardware industry can be a tough one for a manufacturer. Life cycles can be short; pressure is great to always be one step ahead. The impetus for my writing this article started just a few days ago after asetek Inc.?s Andre Sloth Eriksen emailed me and then posted that email in our phase change forum in response to an article written by the Editor in Chief of our site, Frank ?Dagooch? concerning the inaccurate temperature readings on the optional front panel display of the nVentiv Mach II.
What we discovered after investigating our forums user base and running IP traces is unbelievably astounding.
Our Forums Administrator, Charles ?Fugger? had a gut feeling and went to work. We already knew user "asetek Inc." as the CEO of asetek. What we did not know was that two other usernames who came to our forums and posted were also the asetek CEO or associated with him in some fashion or manner. Fugger was able to determine the connection between the banned user account of ZubZero and DaGooch found the connection also for the builderbob account.
asetek Inc., ZubZero and builderbob account IPs and machine IDs have been traced back to the same set of workstations
Xtremesystems.org
What we discovered after investigating our forums user base and running IP traces is unbelievably astounding.
Our Forums Administrator, Charles ?Fugger? had a gut feeling and went to work. We already knew user "asetek Inc." as the CEO of asetek. What we did not know was that two other usernames who came to our forums and posted were also the asetek CEO or associated with him in some fashion or manner. Fugger was able to determine the connection between the banned user account of ZubZero and DaGooch found the connection also for the builderbob account.
asetek Inc., ZubZero and builderbob account IPs and machine IDs have been traced back to the same set of workstations
Xtremesystems.org
