Ken Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In every office or factory I've ever been in, including government ones
where we kept paper copies of tax returns (yes folks, I have worked for
the Inland Revenue) there are cleaners. They seem to come in 3 kinds -
middle-aged black women, African students
It seemed like our United New World Trading Order of Internationally
Banking Trilateral Masters were playing the cards close to their chest
this election.
Democracy was now showing the seams of the media's 1998 premature
release of the names of our (as yet) unelected masters. Had no-one
told the
Actually there's a much more mundane reason for people not viewing the
ads on algebra.com. The javascipt code is broken and doesn't display
anything in netscape. So if you view the page with netscape, the ads
don't show...
Oh well, using javascript is a stupid idea anyway. I think you got
VATICAN, Monday: Numerous religion around the world have confirmed that
they will close over the next few weeks following the Catholic Churchs
startling declaration that it is the only valid source of salvation.
The Churchs declaration, "Dominus Iesus", ended the years old debate as
to which
John,
It would be nice if you start to sign everything you
post on cryptome, so once you really get abducted theyll
have to rubberhose you for the passphrase as well ...
Few points, in the wake of current ZKS-sold-out-no-we-did-not
discussions.
First, do we all agree who the adversary is when ZKSs customer encrypts
traffic ?
Is that the neighbor, the employer, the insurance company, ISP,
Microsoft, her husband, or the government ? All entities on this list
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Scott Craver)
Newsgroups: sci.crypt
Subject: SDMI announcement
Date: 23 Oct 2000 16:34:21 GMT
Organization: Princeton University
Hello,
If you read Salon or Slashdot, you may have already read
of this. Our research group, comprising of
CK-
DH/DSS Key
0xCEEE22BF Anonymous Remailer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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nv2Q60w9izzcDWjxbCEcPG8LImLFUMP+2gN7trDIBKi9VzO7fJ3CDmCfxyTOHsis
CHWfJiMLNow0VBd67Wvofy8hQ3L/EaJ3CDt6Df9l5vAl
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Hi to all,
Bruble2 is now back and kicking. Queued mail processed
You can add capabilities string
$remailer{"bruble2"} = [EMAIL PROTECTED] "cpunk mix hybrid middle pgp pgponly
latent ek ekx esub cut hash repgp remix ext
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Bruble will be down for eight days from Aug 26 to Sep 4. After that it will
be functional again.
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iQEVAwUBOaRXcrjwkQXxOXLNAQG5Sgf+JEBmwv4UuUPOfoqvIFhKEKg3XsQeRFH6
You wrote:
Now I know what most of these strings mean since
http://www.publius.net/rlist.html has a breakdown of most of them.
However, some of the strings are not defined. These in particular
have me scratching my head: ekx, esub, inflt50, rhop20 and klen500.
The Reliable documentation
the same time. The market might just as well punish your decision of
building the remote extortion possibility into the design -- in fact,
Ah, these must be the reasons for the failure of that paper cash
experiment.
What ? It did not fail ? Paper cash is in use around the globe for
Harmon Seaver writes:
[snip]
Fascism is the melding of evil governments and evil corporations. The
US government today is clearly fascist. Tim, with his preference of fascist
regimes over anything even smacking of social justice, coupled with his
racism and anti-semeticism, is clearly
The CDR subject tag affects a large percentage of messages, not just ssz ones.
Is anyone actually using the CDR header to sort mail? I notice Jim seems to use pine,
which won't sort mail (you use procmail as a front end). When people complain about
the headers, Jim says "use procmail" (which I
Feb 8, 2000 - 06:16 AM
Internet Sting Operation Leads to Recall of
Lighters
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - About 4,000 novelty lighters that lack
federally-mandated child-resistant mechanisms are being
http://slashdot.org/bsd/00/01/16/1943235.shtml
OpenBSD can encrypt swapspace
Posted by nik on Tuesday January 18, @05:00AM
from the nothing-to-hide dept.
Continuing it's reputation for security, the OpenBSD kernel can now encrypt
the
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