On Thu, 2005-12-22 at 17:31 -0600, R. Quenett wrote: > mutilated misquotes > from Roger Oberholtzer's 22 Dec 2005 classic prose > may follow: > > " And all of Europe must now record all phone calls made (the number > " called) and all e-mails sent (I think just the address) for 6 months. > " Who feels more safe now? > > Frankly, I'd feel safer stark naked and covered with bleeding sores > underwater in a tankful of starving piranha. Here _or_ there. Or, > for that matter, over _there_.
The funny thing is that if I want to exchange e-mail with my evil commander in the Khyber Pass, all we both need to do is agree on a non-standard port. Or encode it in http or some other protocol. It is a very simple thing to do. Who on earth provides technical advice to the EU policy makers? The telephone thing is harder. So why use it? Unless I use it with my Java app that sends my messages to my ISP on a port as described above. -- Roger _______________________________________________ [email protected] Unsub/Pause/Etc : http://mail.linux-sxs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/general
