Hi Jim,

still love your sense of humour.

All the best
--Michael

PS Some of your old stuff is at cpunks.wordpress.com and at JYA cryptome.org as 
well.


31.12.2013 10:46 Jim Bell <[email protected]>:

> I currently do not have a PGP key.  This lack is not entirely due to laziness 
> or ignorance.  I also don't know anybody locally who has a PGP key, so I 
> can't enter into the 'web of trust'.  And having been so long disassociated 
> with the CP list (and computers, too:  Having been stuck in prison or denied 
> access to computers for most of 15 years), I don't even recall how to do it.  
> I have another reason to not 'do' PGP:  Particularly due to the (unexpected) 
> arrival of this 'Sanjuro' person, I am well aware that there are probably 
> more than a few Feds who are on ultra-high alert, and from their point of 
> view they may think of me as being "Suspect #1".  If I go back and start 
> using PGP again (even if only for signing things) I wonder what they will 
> think.  At the moment I have little need for secrecy, so I choose to not do 
> PGP.
> (Also, I am virtually assuming that everything on my computer can be, and 
> probably is, being read by a few dozen spy organizations of 
> technically-competent nations.  I use ordinary anti-virus programs, but I'm 
> under no illusion that the NSA/CIA/GCHQ/TLA's of other nations can't devise a 
> targeted bug that such software cannot find.)     If any of you are 
> interested in helping me confirm or deny this paranoid suspicion, I would 
> very much appreciate your assistance.)
>         Jim Bell
> 
> 

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