1988 was not the first mention of the network. As far
back as 1972, Ramparts published an extremely revealing
kiss and tell.
--
Stefan Kahrs in [Kah96] discusses the
notion of completeness--programs which never go wrong can be
type-checked--which complements Milner's notion of
At 08:36 AM 02/27/2000 -0600, Harmon Seaver wrote:
Most libraries vetoed the idea of "customer tracking" long, long ago,
after the FBI started visiting libraries demanding that they be given the
records of what certain people -- commies -- were reading. Library
computers automatically
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On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Tom Vogt wrote:
say, isn't the fact that there hasn't been a communist state despite
several attempts to create one a good proof that the concept is not
implementable?
No, it simply means that there were political and economic factors
sufficient to hijack the process.
At 05:41 PM 2/28/00 -0500, dmolnar wrote:
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, David Honig wrote:
Yeah right, PGP infringed on all kinds of things...
See http://www.cypherspace.org/~adam/timeline/
I am not sure that PGP is comparable. PGP works as long as my
correspondents have a copy as well. Digital
At 3:59 AM -0800 2/29/00, Harmon Seaver wrote:
At 08:36 AM 02/27/2000 -0600, Harmon Seaver wrote:
Most libraries vetoed the idea of "customer tracking" long, long ago,
after the FBI started visiting libraries demanding that they be given the
records of what certain people -- commies --
At 4:52 AM -0800 2/29/00, Declan McCullagh wrote:
The e-gold execs told me on multiple occasions at FC they will freeze
accounts if they think the activity is "suspicious," and dare the account
holders to sue them in US courts to unfreeze it. They cited Ponzi schemes
as one use they found
At 9:27 AM -0800 2/29/00, Tim May wrote:
Once enough accounts have been frozen, with the account holders "dared" to
sue in U.S. courts, all confidence in E-Gold will evaporate.
Sounds like an excellent way to nuke these guys.
A bank which freezes on suspicion and then "dares" the account
PUBLISHING WITHOUT PERISHING
The Internet has become a haven for political and social
activists seeking broader audiences for their controversial
views. Yet some, living in oppressive environments such as
China, Singapore, and the Middle East have come to fear reprimand
from extremist religious
Reese wrote:
Actually, there's no evidence that Yabbadabbadoo Diallo "refused to talk"
^
Was that really necessary? Why not just "Diallo?"
IMHO Tim seems to subconsciously need to self-defeat his point. Or wants the
"PC" crowd to wail in
At 10:59 AM -0800 2/29/00, Matthew Gaylor wrote:
I'm not speaking for them, but I
sense fear of regulatory headaches if monkey wrenchers, like the
ideas you suggested, were to bring on the attention of the government
in a negative way. Remember the power to regulate is the power to
destroy.
Oops, looks like somebody beat us to the punch:
US patent 5983207: Electronic cash eliminating payment risk
Inventors: James J. Turk, Geoffrey Turk
Issued: Nov. 9, 1999
A system and method to allow gold to circulate as digital cash through
the global computer network (Internet) and/or
At 11:43 AM -0800 2/29/00, Harmon Seaver wrote:
Obviously I can't speak for every library everywhere. but often
it's the
local gov that pushes this. City, county, etc. And obviously also, most
libraries are going to discourage visits to porn sites on public
terminals, what
choice do
Eric Cordian wrote:
Any financial entity that uses the words "freeze" and "customer account"
in the same sentence is a joke, if they are suggesting that assets in
their institution are equivalent to metal in your fist.
You know, that's a very pithy way of saying what I've said at length
At 10:32 PM 02/28/2000 -0800, Tim May wrote:
People like Brands and Chaum are blinded (no pun intended) to the very real
needs for _both_ sides of the anonymity equation.
I was surprised at one of the CFPs (probably '97) to have Chaum explaining
to me why payer anonymity (a customer in a store)
I am interested in finding a server perferably one on the east coast to send
several anonymous emails. Here is the deal. I am truning in some people and
exposing condition within a governmental agency and I want total anonymity
regarding what I am about to expose. the work environment is very
I am interested in finding a server perferably one on the east coast to send
several anonymous emails. Here is the deal. I am truning in some people and
exposing condition within a governmental agency and I want total anonymity
regarding what I am about to expose. the work environment is very
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Sunder wrote:
:Missouri FreeNet Administration wrote:
:
: (J.A. Terranson donned his extra heavy asbestos underwear, then appended
: his thoughts thusly...)
:
: (1) I would argue that there has yet to *be* an actual *Communist* state
: by which we could gauge the
Sorry for the delay in response -- my provider has had some problems
as of late.
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Jim Burnes wrote:
Well, OK...thats a null statement. Most people have no idea what conditions
are in other nations. Why should they care? (unless they dont like where
they are living and
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Missouri FreeNet Administration wrote:
:Well, OK...thats a null statement. Most people have no idea what conditions
:are in other nations. Why should they care? (unless they dont like where
:they are living and want to move).
(1) I would argue that there has yet to
From jya:
... the NSA and the CIA have created a common agency, named Special
Collection Service (SCS) ...
Collection Services ... this is not a coincidence, somebody was watching
Brazil. Subtle humour ? Where is room 101 ?
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Tom Vogt wrote:
Missouri FreeNet Administration wrote:
(1) I would argue that there has yet to *be* an actual *Communist* state
by which we could gauge the Communist existense.
now, I've heard THAT argument until I grew sick of it.
say, isn't the fact that there
Missouri FreeNet Administration wrote:
(1) I would argue that there has yet to *be* an actual *Communist* state
by which we could gauge the Communist existense.
now, I've heard THAT argument until I grew sick of it.
say, isn't the fact that there hasn't been a communist state despite
several
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