Links

Old Foreign Affairs Retired Technicians (Old FARTS) Web Site
 

 
FSCACanadian Foreign Service Community Association
 

 
U.S. Department of State Retired Communicators - CANDOER web site.
 

 
Churchill Reminiscence

Shared Memories and Photos of Life in Churchill
 

 
Other Telegraphic Museums and Sites of Interest
Camp XCamp X Official Site
Camp X LogoCamp X Historical Society
Military Communications and Electronics Museum
RadopsCanadian Military Radio Operators
North American Data Communications Museum
National Security Agency  National Cryptologic Museum
Telegraph Lore
The Diefenbunker
Crypto Machines Northag Canadian Signals Troop
Online Oldtimers (Canadian Comm Research) Nova Scotia Telegraph and Telephone Museum
Buffalo Central Terminal Teletype Room Electronic Cipher Machine
RTTY.COM DF3OE's Teleprinter Museum
 

 
Virus Myths, e-Chain Letters, and Telephone Scams
 
Time to be proactive! Don't be one of the lemmings who panics when they see a message announcing some new virus that is going to trash their hard drive if they open their e-mail, falls for every line in those chain letters that appeal to your sympathy or greed, and blindly forwards these messages to everyone in your address book. Stop. Think. Spam and junk like this is going around and around the world, and it has to stop with you. There are excellent resource pages on the Web that can tell you if something is geuine or not, all you have to do is look. Here are a couple of places to start:
 
Computer Myths and more
 
Telephone scams and more
 

 

Useful Tools in Cyberspace

 
Infospace Infospace - Canadian Addresses and Phone Numbers
 

Careers & Opportunities

 
Technoskill Technoskill.com
 
Positionwatch Positionwatch.com
 

 Careerbridge.com

 
itJOBnet New Brunswick itJOBnet



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