At 22:24 09/19/2000 -0700, Tim May wrote:
At 1:03 AM -0400 9/20/00, Asymmetric wrote:
At 13:47 09/19/2000 -0700, Tim May wrote:
(P.S. Lose the toad.com address. Get a clue. Or, since you appear to be
a luser, "loose the toad.com address.")
You keep sending to it yourself. Mind explaining what
update on time and especially location:
final time is: 30/Sep/2000, 16:00 (293016)
location is the Tex's Bar'b'que (or something like that - the spelling
is a little odd) on Millerntorplatz 1, Hamburg, Germany.
I have started a little webpage with links to maps, etc. I will be
adding
nrrnrnnyr
Asymmetric wrote:
That the list be changed so that un_registered email addresses cannot send
messages to it? This spam is getting ridiculous.
[...snip...]
The benefits of having the list open to u_nsubscribed postings seem far
outweighed by the cost in time spent by everyone filtering
Marcel Popescu writes:
From: "Trei, Peter" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Imagine if the software business were like this - that the programmers
of the late 40's had formed an American Programmers Association,
and it was unlawful for anyone without APA certification to write
code for money.
Some
At 02:21 09/20/2000 -0400, Riad S. Wahby wrote:
You should read up on Type 1 and Type 2 remailers. Both involve
encryption. In the case of Type 2 remailers, you only need to trust
one in the chain that you use in order to be sure that your identity
is securely hidden.
I do understand how
Speaking of the devil...
Cheers,
RAH
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From: "Ben Moretti" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 01:27:40 GMT
Subject: nettime Rebirth of Guilds
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Reply-To: "Ben Moretti" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[the actual report is well
At 9:36 AM -0400 9/20/00, Asymmetric wrote:
I do understand how both types work, however, the opportunity for
subterfuge is always present. I was making a point that the assumed
security of a remailer should not factor in if you intend to put
yourself at risk. Assumptions are dangerous all
At 10:01 AM -0700 on 9/20/00, Tim May wrote:
The whole news stand looks like a ransom note.
--Tim May
Definitely one for my .sig file...
Cheers,
RAH
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At 07:51 PM 9/20/00 -0400, you wrote:
--"A. Melon" is attached to every post coming from one
particular, fairly new, remailer. (His rant goes something like: "I'm
a melon, you're a melon, the child pornographer next door is a melon,
the anti-Iraq freedom fighter is a melon, the woman
Recently, I've been making and breaking pencil-and-paper
ciphers specifically to acquaint myself with the art of
cryptanalysis.
I've developed methods for solving vignere, general
transpositions, playfair, etc... just basically bringing
myself up to speed with the general background of
When I visited google I was agast what the cypherpunks had done.
But, of course, we live on the far side.
Keep it up!
I am.
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Congress/8327/smithandwesson.htm
Smith and Wesson and Sandia Labs have partnered to put microcontrollers
into guns.
Well, Sandia
I'd be willing to be that placing a semi-reflective glass wedge in the optical
path ahead of the scope's front lens would defeat such laser detection systems.
Any incoming light not reflected off the wedge's front surface (and perhaps
trapped in an adjoining baffle) would almost surely be
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Read-Rite
launches Scion, a new Fibre
optics company
Read-Rite Corp RDRT
said late on Wednesday it has formed a new fibre optics company, Scion Photonics
Inc, with $25 million in initial funding from Tyco Ventures and Integral Capital
Partners. Read-Rite also said it was in
"Anyone who used DCs CueCat software has had their information stolen
from the DC servers! This comes from an e-mail being sent in by zillions
of people warning them (and also apologizing by giving a $10 gift
certificate)."
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