Mostly south of 18th Avenue, but including the UO campus, mostly east of
Chambers street City View and the Lorrane Highway, mostly west of the river
and mostly north of Pleasant Hill.
You are in the district.
At 12:46 PM 4/13/00 -0700, you wrote:
>So, if I live on 34th and Patterson, are you my wanna-be rep? What
>exactly is the area of district 40? Details, man, details.
>
>Now that we have you, what are your stances about "geek issues",
>including, but not limited to the following:
>Cryptography
The bad guys already use all they like. The good guys should be allowed to
too. This is part of the privacy issue. There should be more, not less
privacy. It should be uncrackable, exportable.
>Anti-trust and MS
Too complex and not a state issue. I'll wait to see what Jackson does with it.
>Protection of Personal Data
Pro. I should have legal and practical ways of protecting my own identity,
secrets, buying habits, etc, etc, etc, and you should too.
>Censorship as far as child protection is concerned
You should buy whatever censorship program you want on your computer at
home. I'd like to make the programmer share his algorithm or list of
censored sites but if you want to cut out access to the good stuff that
gets dumped along with the "bad" that is your problem. Public access
computers should not be censored. Parents and teachers should supervise
computer use and children should be taught about protecting themselves from
inappropriate sites/dangerous people. See also the Eugene 4J policy on the
use of the internet at their web site at http://4j.lane.edu
>
>Cheers
>--Mike
>
>Michael J Smith
>Flyfisher, Russian Translator, and Professional Linux-Geek-at-Large
>2250 Patterson #25
>Eugene, OR 97405
>(541) 346-7562
>
>On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Philip N Barnhart wrote:
>
>> UCITA was finished after the Oregon legislature adjourned last year. The
>> next session begins in January 2001, after the General Election in November.
>>
>> Like everyone else who follows the issue, I am concerned about the
>> anti-consumer bias of the proposal. More than half of the Attorneys General
>> oppose UCITA as it is now written for that reason.
>>
>> Because I am running unopposed for State Representative in District 40
>> (South Eugene and Greater Goshen), I expect to be there next year and I
>> expect to oppose the bill if it is introduced. Any help the lug can give
>> will be useful. I will let you know if it comes up.
>>
>> Right now, as you know, it is pending in several other state legislatures
>> especially Maryland and Virginia. I haven't heard much news lately, but
>> passage anywhere could be a problem for anyone who buys software programs.
>>
>> Phil
>>
>> PS: I have been a lurker on this list for months. I still use mostly
>> Gatesian software, but I have one linux box I am experimenting with slowly
>> (Other things take up most of my time). I enjoy reading the posts
>> especially those about local resources. I ran out several months ago and
>> got a DSL connection because of recommendations on this list. Keep up the
>> good work everyone.
>>
>> At 09:50 AM 4/13/00 -0700, you wrote:
>> >Does anyone know if UCITA is being proposed in Oregon law?
>>
>> Phil Barnhart
>> Candidate, House District 40
>> PO Box 12181
>> Eugene, Oregon 97440
>> 484-5119
>> 484-0284 (fax)
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
Phil Barnhart
Candidate, House District 40
PO Box 12181
Eugene, Oregon 97440
484-5119
484-0284 (fax)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
