The solution to this is Palladium (NGSCB).
You'd want each ecommerce site to download a Nexus Computing Agent into
the client. This should be no more difficult than downloading an Active-X
control or some other DLL. The NCA has a manifest file associated with it
No shit? This is moronic.
Just FYI, if you read up on G (general intelligence factor), you will
learn that the *only* cause of death that increases with G is dying in
airplanes.
Surviving flying is very much similar to exercising safe crypto practices; you
must examine the source and recompile PGP for each message.
choice of law between the laws of men, and the laws of mathematics smack
of some fallacy?
Not hiring a single lawyer, not even _consulting_ (emphasis his) a lawyer,
more truly means you are a complete moron and disdain even calculated risk.
It should be considered that Mr. May perhaps
eye-opener (the full paper goes into more detail). My conclusion
after reading this (well before also actually, but it re-enforced the
view) is that the safest and simplest thing to do is to just publish
such software anonymously.
Again, motivation.
The number of programmers that would
Suggestions for more criteria welcome.
Motivation.
I cannot find a non-computer paradigm that relates to sharing in-house private
resources with unknown others. This maybe the the principal conceptual
obstacle. Outside irrelevantly low-numbered activist circles, masses just do
not want to
this, but at least the point is arguable. The issue of whether human
cloning research is so intrinsically sensitive or dangerous that it
requires preemptive raids and fishing expeditions is a topic worth
discussing. For now, I'm pointing out some of the disturbing
constitutional issues.
education on what the outlaw cops, judges and
spooks are up to:
But ... but ... it works only on windoze !
John, this is actually good news. Think of it as culling the weak and sick
sheeple. This computer/internet thing is gone too far in favour of the state.
The only thing that will cause the
Dutch discover that once you give bits to someone, you don't own/control them:
http://www.heise.de/tp/english/inhalt/te/7691/1.html
Dutch law enforcement should get easier access to personal data stored
by companies
Jelle van Buuren 21.05.2001
Police wants to screen whole groups of
I apologize for not following the stuff.
Could someone please explain in few simple sentences what was the
reason for the original publishing of SSN data in the first place ?
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