One industry's terrorism is another man's Napster.
True, there's little hope of being able to challenge all these laws in
court, and even if possible, the Supreme Court is not that likely to
see things through cpunx lenses.
(There's also a side issue of legitimizing groups that don't always
Ernest, what kind of fascist or socialist country do you think you're
living in? Haven't you learned anything from the likes of our John Young?
This is the USA the last time I checked. The government can't legally
force you to do things and keep your mouth shut. Can you imagine how much
more
Title: RE: RE: Carnivore - Matt Blaze testimony
Amazing ... one minute I'm accused of being a cop ...
the next minute I'm accused of living in a fascist
country ...
I suppose, logically speaking, there is a corner case
where both could be true.
As a friend once said, On the Internet
Matt's testimony is http://www.crypto.com/papers/opentap.html ,
including a paper by Steve Bellovin and Matt Blaze on "Open Source
Wiretapping".
FBI PRESSURED TO DISCLOSE SYSTEM CODE - [Wall Street Journal, A6.]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is under increasing pressure to
disclose the
At 7:02 PM -0700 7/24/00, sunder wrote:
IMHO, this is the wrong fucken tactic. We shouldn't bother pressuring
them to release source code. Fuck the source code. We should force
them to remove said carnivores rather than demand inspection. They
have no business on any network. They are the
Title: RE: Carnivore - Matt Blaze testimony
It's hopeless. Only technology, and terrorism, will work.
^
Ahem ... trying to feed Carnivore?
The biggest lesson the FBI has learned is that they should
have kept this damn thing secret. Slap secrecy orders on
everyone. Make 'em sign
High point was the unlikely allies. In the words of a
journalist I know:
seeing Nadler and Barr on the same side almost made
my head split open.
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Jim, I think, with respect, you completely understand Tim's point.
Democracy is a political process. Tim is advising precisely the
opposite -- direct action and monkeywrenching the political process.
That you haven't picked this up after years here is interesting.
Or perhaps you were making a
