Hi All,
A few thoughts on the article. It uses a thread of one process of dealing with
malware and attacks in Syria to tell its story, and highlights a couple of
people who collaborate with each other and some of what they have been doing.
It makes for an engaging read. But for someone who
Libtech,
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission posted the October 2012
response of HP to a request for information on exports to sanctioned
countries -- worth the short read; within, the company discloses that its
equipment was transshipped through partners, rather than direct sales, to
the
Hi list,
For those of you in Berlin, or know of those off-list in the city, we're hosting
another CryptoParty at our studio.
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Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world.
- Cypherpunk Manifesto,
Hey John, thanks for this, a much appreciated (and needed) sharing of
credit. Too often the press focuses on individual heroes to make a better
story - community knows the reality is a massive, decentralized effort, and
we shouldn't get sucked in to that narrative. More! ;-)
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012
An interesting and possibly useful initiative in the states…. An example of
what I call *civic intelligence*
-- Doug
Begin forwarded message:
From: Licata, Nick nick.lic...@seattle.gov
Subject: [Urban Politics] CREATING LOCAL PROGRESS - Urban Politics #328,
11/26/2012
Date: November
