Re: Cypherpunks and Irish Travellers

[Nomen Nescio]

another woman, Rose Ann Carroll, were arrested March 27 at a Kohls
department store in Fort Worth on charges of theft $50 to $500.

I wasn't follownig the news ... they didn't get Osama, did they ?

Re: Cypherpunks and Irish Travellers

[Eric Cordian]

Anonymous writes:

 Terrific article below about the Irish Travellers, an inbred gypsy-like
 society which has decades of practice in anonymity, multiple identities,
 secret languages, fake IDs, and other cypherpunk-like practices.  They
 live in trailer parks and make their living with home improvement scams
 and various frauds, just like many cypherpunks.  They even reside in towns
 with names like White Settlement.  I thought that was Tim May's house!

 Read on for a glimpse of the future of cypherpunk culture...

Things must be slow on Theory-Edge again.

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Eric Michael Cordian 0+
O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division
Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law

Best Windows XP drive encryption program?

[Lucky Green]

What are folks' recommendations here for drive encryption programs under
Windows XP? Must encrypt the entire hard drive, loading before the OS,
and support NTFS. I am in particular interested in first-hand
experiences.

Thanks,
--Lucky Green

Re: Random Privacy

[Greg Vassie]

  | As a resident of Ontario, Canada, I'm quite surprised to learn that
  | Ontario has been annexed by the United States.
 
  Randomized geography.  :)
 
 Ontario, California?

I could see where people who read the article might assume that, I
just happened to know that Dr. Ann Cavoukian is the Information 
Privacy Commissioner for Ontario, Canada.

 Of course, California is another country. :-).

Heh, no kidding  ;)


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