So I'm still trying to wrap my head around the ZKS
business model.. There would seem to be two "threats" that
ZKS defends against: invasion of privacy by (a)
government and (b) by corporate interests.
That ZKS defends against the government intrusion is
boring.. There exist free, open-source
Vin McLellan wrote:
anonymous' view is too drastic, but I guess that he's more
close to home as far as copyright AS A BUSINESS is concerned. I
don't remember any multinational corporations living entirely on
(C) in, say, 1928.
In the 1920s, all over the industrialized world,
At 11:19 PM 11/16/00 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That ZKS defends against the government intrusion is boring..
There exist free, open-source projects (PGP, remailers, FreeNet)
that already address this issue --
in cyberspace, opposition to government censorship and
abuse has largely been
Gil Hamilton wrote:
You seem to be saying that there's nothing wrong with simply defining away
the rights of the owners by changing the legal fine print that establishes
the government's treatment of the corporation.
yes, that is what I'm saying. see, by putting your money into a
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Gil Hamilton wrote:
yes, that is what I'm saying. see, by putting your money into a
corporation, you also put it into trust in your government. the local
legal system provides the ground rules for your transaction. it can
change them. you do NOT have a natural right that says the rules may
Tom Vogt writes:
Gil Hamilton wrote:
yes, that is what I'm saying. see, by putting your money into a
corporation, you also put it into trust in your government. the local
legal system provides the ground rules for your transaction. it can
change them. you do NOT have a natural right that
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From: "R. A. Hettinga" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DCSB: Bruce Schneier; Secrets, Lies, and Digital Commerce
Cc: Bruce Schneier [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 07:53:16PM -0400, Bad Max wrote:
I Got a question about this: if there´s no software to raelly "clean" the
harddisk of information, What about overwritting all the harddisk or
formatting it? Does any trace of information stays "alive"? Maybe is a
obvious
Tom Vogt wrote:
anonymous' view is too drastic, but I guess that he's more
close to home as far as copyright AS A BUSINESS is concerned. I
don't remember any multinational corporations living entirely on
(C) in, say, 1928.
Vin McLellan replied:
In the
Cam you say "patent" at least for https, Oh I'm longing for September 20th
!! (The pessimistic side me predicts that on or around that date the NSA/RSA
will announce
some sort of legal maneuver to extend or complicate the end of the patent.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it the case
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I wrote:
Down near the bottom of
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A57330-2000Jul17.html:
Rather than defending Carnivore, Steinhardt said, Podesta should have
announced that the administration was suspending its use. "Carnivore represents a
grave threat to the privacy of
some AC complaining about the spam on cp
To us living outside US it is almost unbelieveable what kind of pathetic
retards US general public became.
While some may complain about this, I try to look for the business
opportunities. Considering that at least 90% of the human race is
retarded
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At 2:54 PM -0400 7/17/00, Sunder wrote:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/1/11986.html
Reno DoJ pressures journalist to nail hackers
By: Thomas C Greene in Washington
Posted: 17/07/2000 at 17:57 GMT
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has taken its hacker witch-hunt to new
lows by ordering
Down near the bottom of
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A57330-2000Jul17.html:
Rather than defending Carnivore, Steinhardt said, Podesta should have
announced that the administration was suspending its use. "Carnivore represents a
grave threat to the privacy of all
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On 17 Jul 2000 06:10:32 -0500, Tom Vogt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a) make the list closed as above (i.e. only subscribers may post)
instead of this, I'd like to see the vrious nodes add a header indicating
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I can decide
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Thus spake Jim Choate:
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Tom Vogt wrote:
since both spam and censorship are constant topics here - what about
MAPS trying to shut down ORBS?
http://www.orbs.org/hallofshame.html
Good. All of 'em should be shut down.
Since I'm new
[Stupid "CDR:" prefix removed. Jeesh, when will Choate get a clue?)
At 4:23 PM -0700 7/17/00, Michael Motyka wrote:
A number of years ago I concluded, as many others have as well, that
the Constitution does not provide any special protections for
"journalists." The First Amendment, which is
It should always be remembered that the most secure system in the world
does no good if not actively used. (I rarely back anything up, either.)
Randy wrote:
Hey, Paul, Security Jeenius:
Everything's secure here, we won't tell anybody.
Nobody here would even think of dummying up a FAX of
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Ann Pohlers wrote:
Hi there,
I am an IT recruiter in the San Diego area and have several openings. This
will involve development in intrusion detection software and computer
security. This is a great company that is publicly traded,
(As a reply to their spam)
The Million Mom march claimed a much higher attendance that the actually had. This
link contains proof of it.
Perhaps there should be a federal statue against idiotic lies apart from the standard
lies :)
http://www.sas-aim.org/math.htm
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