there are no laws banning
such expressions of opinion.
The lawyers and lawyer larvae can comment on what it takes for such
speech acts to cross the "bright line" (or whatever the offical
lawspeak is) for such an expression of opinion to become illegal.
--Tim May
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By the way, a few minutes with Google turned up other instances of
Esther Dyson's spamming.
Here's just one such URL, along with the opening paragraphs:
http://channel.nytimes.com/1998/03/28/technology/28dyson.html
March 28, 1998
I Got Spammed by Esther Dyson:
Release, the Old-Fashioned Way
At 10:38 PM -0400 10/27/00, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
>At 5:50 PM -0700 on 10/27/00, Tim May tits a tat or two, in detail...:
>
>
>>>When privacy costs more than no privacy, we have no privacy.
>>>
>>>Sad, but true.
>>
>> Oh?
>>
>> "W
At 10:44 PM -0400 10/27/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Tim May just spammed the list with a message
>from Esther Dyson, as if asking for help.
>
>Tim May needs killing.
Perhaps so.
Though two can play your game. I think I have a very good idea who you are.
The cool think is that yo
At 10:19 PM -0400 10/27/00, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
>At 6:47 PM -0700 on 10/27/00, Tim May wrote:
>
>
>> So, Esther Dyson, whom I have never corresponded with, is spamming me
>> with this crap.
>
>Me too.
>
>Maybe her people just learned about the majordomo
So, Esther Dyson, whom I have never corresponded with, is spamming me
with this crap.
Any suggestions from Cypherpunks on how to deal with this nuisance?
I'm not sure she needs killing, despite her criminal acts with ICANN,
but other suggestions are welcome.
--Tim May
At 10:55 AM -04
quot;If _everyone_ thought that way..."
What one person actually does in the voting booth will affect no
other person. This is separable from what people may say on
television that they plan to do, or say here, etc.)
--Tim May
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means that Joe Merchant sees a
"discounted present value" of buying the better Mossler safe.)
Sloganeering is always dangerous. First articulated by Epimenides the
Cretin (and Cretan).
--Tim May
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cite have been
messages explaining how to unsubscribe. Please find and read them.
Until then, you are being put on the special high spam diet.
And please don't even _think_ about complaining to _my_ ISP.
--Tim May
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es. I guess the reason I haven't is
>that, every once in a while, I actually do have fun.
Nevertheless, _our_ happiness demands that you off yourself...soonest.
As you have so convincingly articulated, it's simple majority rule.
--Tim May
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ny other business or other record. It is subject to subpoena.
Bookstores have no special exemptions that any of the rest of us
don't have, any more than reporters have any special exemptions from
subpoenas that the rest of us don't have.
(Hin
r for the SS
number to be used for student I.D. numbers, military I.D. numbers,
financial record passwords, and all the rest.)
Fucking hypocrites.
--Tim May
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hts organizations" is
increasingly leftist and interventionist. (We have a Canadian branch
of the Cypherpunks which is apparently led by a neo-fascist civil
rights crusader who wants guns banned and is distrustful of free
market solutions.)
The Saper-Warped Hypothesis.
--Tim May
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At 7:45 PM -0700 10/24/00, James A.. Donald wrote:
> --
>At 11:39 PM 10/23/2000 -0700, Tim May wrote:
>> (Sort of comparable to the demands by some on our own list who
>> periodically demand that list members "denounce" acts of terrorism
>> or whatever it
ck,
the Negro bystander who was unknown until the 1960s when the Johnson
Administration forced textbook writers to make him a central figure
in the Revolutionary War."
>
And so on.
And these were just _today's_ laws. Tomorrow brings us 37 new laws.
--Tim May
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n't like. "If you don't come out against the
bombings of federal buildings, then you are as guilty as the
bombers.")
--Tim May
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At 3:25 AM -0400 10/23/00, Dave Emery wrote:
>On Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 10:41:06PM -0700, Tim May wrote:
>> At 1:10 AM -0400 10/23/00, Dave Emery wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > Nobody dies without healthcare under our present system.
>>
>> Actually, man
At 2:50 PM +0300 10/23/00, Sampo A Syreeni wrote:
>On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Tim May wrote:
>
>>The book I recommended a week or two ago, Judea Pearl's "Causality,"
>>is much more advanced in its mathematics. (But the math is important
>>if one is actually try
ate hospitals take in _some_ emergency room
cases, but they are not "required" to.
--Tim May
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the various crypto, Clipper,
privacy, and net regulation panel discussions over the years, I know
them to be a waste of time.
--Tim May
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t;Lying with Statistics" and
"Lady Luck." Available in a trade paperback for about $15 or so.
The book I recommended a week or two ago, Judea Pearl's "Causality,"
is much more advanced in its mathematics. (But the math is important
if one is actually
At 12:14 AM -0700 10/20/00, petro wrote:
>>At 1:39 PM -0400 10/18/00, Tim May wrote:
>>
>>
>>There's also a very scarce compilation of "The Peace War" and
>>"Marooned in Realtime" which is called "Across Realtime." It
&g
nsorship and
filtering.
If Gore wins, I expect Declan will face a chilly reception.
--Tim May
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oyed. The former residents of the
Palestinian village of Al Falujah, may return.
So, Mr. Anonymous Hushmail, I've expressed my views a lot more
publically than you have. Twit.
--Tim May
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To expand on this point:
At 10:58 AM -0700 10/19/00, Tim May wrote:
>
>Indeed. We used to have the reasonable expectation that nearly
>everyone on the list had some familiarity with the "classics." For
>example, Friedman's "Machinery of Freedom," Hazlitt&#
us who don't engage in certain practices--smoking, sky
diving, anal sex, whatever--should not be subsidizing those who do.
This is the beauty of "opt out" plans.
But the first order of business is for you to support your claim tha
/or RSA were
"leaked on purpose."
Whit Diffie sometimes shows up at Bay Area Cypherpunk events, so
someone could ask him. Though I expect he's tired of hearing
conspiracy theories.
--Tim May
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th know there aren't enough places in the
solar system to park the numbers they would need to brute force
readily-attainable key sizes.
So, could you explain your first comment?
After that we can move on to your "fear the corporations, not the
government" bit of cluelessness.
--T
housands, will be used precisely by
the Power Elite to suppress their enemies.
--Tim May
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I don't like either, but it's a long way from actually passing a law.
Those who try to license either guns or speech have, of course,
earned liquidation. That part goes without saying.
--Tim May
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At 11:06 AM -0400 10/8/00, steve lan wrote:
>ubsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
You, too, are now "ubsubscribed."
Hope you enjoy it.
--Tim May
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At 9:37 PM +0200 10/8/00, mati99 wrote:
>ubsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Congratulations, you are now "ubsubscribed."
--Tim May
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wn Colony and what "to each according to his needs" did to
them, practically and psychologically. Think deeply about the
game-theoretic implications of having socialized reward systems.
--Tim May
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estrict someone from hitting several
>stores for the same quota. The three methods I can see to do the
>latter are, stiff penalties for buying more than allowed, ration
>tickets, and both.
>
>Did the government have such limits in place?
See basic textbooks.
Jeesh.
--Tim M
s are seeing that a "breakup of Microsoft" will, if it
goes through, be remembered as the act which destroyed a U.S. company
for being too successful and handed the market to others.
So now the Dems are back-pedalling.
Janet Reno and algore will soon be reprising their Wen Ho Lee words:
on
Police Department, and after the many requests of Cryptogrrllzz, aka
Patterson, NJ Child Crimes Unit, and the many other PDs and DA's
offices, we will get to your request for bomb information.
On the other hand, some are arguing that we simply kill cops
the archives, including the extrapolation from
my brief mention of "Cypherpunks rose" to "rose icon," then you are
presumably smart enough to be able to enter the right terms into a
search engine.
Or maybe not. It matter not.
--Tim May
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or the Germans themselves, I've said before that there is a huge
amount to admire about Germany and the Germans.)
--Tim May
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d up physics. He was the one claiming Gauss's Law
>didn't apply and charge didn't reside on the outside of objects made of
>conductors.
Choate lies. Nothing new.
--Tim May
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Hitler's rise to power in the
1930s? Maybe. Maybe it just would have been called something else, to
"game around" whatever the specific language of the laws might have
been.
And, of course, the German and Austrian governments of the time
changed the laws as they saw fit.
At 10:07 AM -0100 9/21/00, Dr. Bernard Loev wrote:
>I resent receiving faxes from you arriving in the middle of the night.
>Remove my name from your mailing list or automated phone/fax services. They
>have been coming to my fax line at : 610-668-4888.
>
>Walter Loev
We are faxing you because at o
uot;ransom
note" style, and its clutter and visual confusion. Interestingly, now
the very news stands themselves have become exemplars of this visual
confusion: go into any "Borders" or "Barnes and Noble" and see
literally 15
the community" or not, the guy is an utter asshole.
"Somewhat civil fashion" and "a bit more level headed."
You're also a pompous ass. At least you called me "Tim." Most pompous
asses here
At 1:03 AM -0400 9/20/00, Asymmetric wrote:
>At 13:47 09/19/2000 -0700, Tim May wrote:
>>(P.S. Lose the toad.com address. Get a clue. Or, since you appear
>>to be a luser, "loose the toad.com address.")
>
>You keep sending to it yourself. Mind explaining what t
essage-Id:
>>In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 13:36:52 -0700
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Hey kettle, this is
g through his node.
I used to think that nitwits were their own punishment. I now have
come to the conclusion that it's long past due that we stoke the
furnaces
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osed posting list,
>but not the other way around.. so at the risk of missing the
>massively important anonymous message that has yet to be sent, I
>could eliminate some of this spam?
If you don't get it, you have no business trying to architect the
structure of our list.
--
the mental facility to delete my
>own messages if you find them so useless. It's pretty simple for
>you to add me to the killfile, why don't you do it? I could
>personally give a shit if you never read anything more I have to
>say. Have fun filtering the spam.
Your
ur return.
>
>Yours Truly,
>Gary Jeffers
>
>BEAT STATE
>
Nitwit.
--Tim May
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and surfing the Net while watching a movie on HBO...than I would in
popping MDMA or whatever it is they do and dancing in a trance to
some DJ making records go backwards.
The fact that _all_ of the so-called music entertainers at the SF
event are "
At 4:45 PM -0400 9/14/00, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
>At 1:19 PM -0700 on 9/13/00, Tim May wrote:
>
>
>> The big news today was the announcement that human habitation remains
>> have been found where the Ryan and Pitman theory predicted.
>
>Evidently, there's
the entire thing was a setup. "
In any case, if she was roughed up, without provocation, then those
who roughed her up are solely to blame. Suing AN was merely an
example of "deep pockets" and "joint and several liability"
doctrines, motivated by PC sen
A year and a half ago I read one of the most interesting,
interdisciplinary books I've ever read, "Noah's Flood," by Ryan and
Pitman. Not a religious book, but a book combining oceanography,
geology, fish biology, pottery studies, DNA analysis, mythology, and
several other fields.
The big ne
d that the Web must come
under government control so as to stop Little Johnny from hacking
bugs in his mother's kitchen.
As usual, governments and their affiliated biological-industrial
partners will continue expanding their inventory and library of
deadly diseases to loose upon the world.
Po
ays, of course. Both Aryan Nations and
NAMBLA will be helped, along with Friends of the Earth and Pacific
Lumber.
Censorious bitches like Jodi Hoffman will splutter.
--Tim May
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At 4:44 AM + 9/12/00, Michael Shields wrote:
>In article <a0431010cb5e346ed8216@[207.111.241.215]>,
>Tim May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/1/13169.html
>>
>> "Here's something to think about - while que
ably would
have worked as well. (I used deja because it picks up very recent
comments which a web crawler might miss between sweeps.)
--Tim May
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of the burrowcrats who go into government service.
Frankly, tens of millions need to be liquidated.
Thank Baal for unbreakable crypto.
--Tim May
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engineer IW into accepting the
>>>fake release without doing their usual checking procedures.
>
>At 01:22 PM 8/31/00 -0700, Tim May wrote:
>>The system I envision would mean each chunk of text ("press release")
>>would carry a digital sig, which could be chec
in any way from _codes_?
Cf. any standard text on why codes are not nearly as useful as ciphers.
--Tim May
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k out
job prospects. Almost _none_ of the 50 or so attendees at a typical
Saturday gathering are participants in the Cypherpunks list,
tellingly.)
Bigger is not always better.
In conclusion, I encourage you to just "hang loose." ("lose sein")
--Tim May
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At 6:10 PM +1000 9/3/00, Rob Henry wrote:
>Explain what this site is please!
>
>cos' i'm very confused
You're much more than confused. You're stupid.
For starters, this is not "a site."
Some people are too stu
nking that the
>contents must be correct, because after all, they're signed?
>
What such a signature on an alleged press release from Emulex means
is that someone with access to the Emulex signing key attached the
s
Possibly with the strong urging of the SEC and others.)
So, kudos to the FBI and SEC for their detective work. And let it be
a lesson that we don't need a Big Brother world to stop computer
crime.
--Tim May
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ing babyrapers and
freethinkers and cyberterrorists.
Good to know our tax dollars are hard at work.
I'm sending this yahoo some of what he craves. (In a separate file.)
--Tim May
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Poverty Center would cancel White Aryan Resistance, and so on.
Giving the herd or its nominal herdsmen the right to revoke Net
access is just what the statists have always wanted.
Frankly, this guy has been spouting this kind of stuff for way too long.
--Tim May
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hatever value he contributed to
>the 'net is now history.
Ironic that, as near as I can tell, _all_ of the many self-proclaimed
"co-inventors of the Web" are calling for regulation, licensing,
punishment of the politically incorrect, and persecution of
capitalists.
The anar
hout having
been convicted of any crime in a court of law.)
I clearly didn't say that "we didn't lock up people and drug
them...," etc. I clearly said that we did. What I said was that the
constitution requires due process, and th
At 12:09 PM +0200 8/28/00, Tom Vogt wrote:
>Tim May wrote:
>> Who uses crypto on a regular basis are those for whom the risks of
>> getting caught with certain material or certain thoughts are nonzero,
>> and for whom the penalties are significant. The usual examples:
At 7:06 PM -0500 8/26/00, Aaron Evans wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Aug 2000 14:43:57 -0700, Tim May wrote:
>
>>People wonder why I say some other people should be killed.
>
>Tim, no wonder people are trying to have you committed.
>
>>The law allows my enemies to seek an invo
re how this was corrupted, even in the time of Luther, and a new
priesthood emerged.)
The priesthood that stands between men and morality is about to be
dissolved, with individuals choosing who needs punishment and using
untraceable methods to call down death
er seen. Forget Bell's
hoaky, and cumbersome, "betting pool." Easier to simply hire
assassins untraceably. (If bets can be placed untraceably, contracts
can be arranged untraceably. Think about it.)
--Tim May
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The following news excerpt is one reason corporations should start
using verifiable digital signatures. It would be quite reasonable for
business news reporting systems to either verify the signatures
themselves, and report the releases as valid (*), or for institution
and even personal inves
At 12:25 PM -0700 8/24/00, Ray Dillinger wrote:
>On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Tim May wrote:
>
>>Having Cypherpunks meetings inside the belly of the beast may strike
>>some as a great irony, but it was what Mike the Computer would call a
>>"funny once."
>>
>>
988 stuff on untraceable contract
assassinations, by a long, long time.
You have every right to claim credit for your popularization of
betting pools for killings, though be sure to remember to give credit
to Jack London for his work early in the 20th century, but you should
be very careful not
At 4:46 PM -0700 8/24/00, Michael Motyka wrote:
> > Good work.
>>
>> Agent Gordon, dressed as Tim May, is on the way to victoriously
>> undermine another attempt to spread crypto.
>>
>Why does it have to be a major event at some "venue"? I should
if there is an afterlife he has a chance to explain it
to his six million fellow Jews who went to the crematoria chanting
this mantra.
Or he could fly to Rwanda and tell this to the Hutus and Tutsis.
--Tim May
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At 3:17 PM -0700 8/24/00, Anonymous wrote:
> >Someone else can find the venue and organize it, though.
>
>Agent Gordon, dressed as Tim May, is on the way to victoriously
>undermine another attempt to spread crypto.
>
>Good work.
>
>But I am not giving up - will report
e probably filing contact reports on the seditious and childporn
activities of those "anarchists" they encounter.
Here's my '97 article:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Subject: Mr. Policeman is Your Friend
* From: Tim May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
*
s now
a different kettle of fish: this is back to the standard issue of
"why aren't tools easier to use?" And "why don't we have usable
digital cash?"
Making the coasters and handing them out to the sheeple is the trivial part.
But, hey, knock yourself out.
--Tim
fine person.
But as FBI Director, he has committed many acts which can only be
described as "evil."
This is why such concentrations of state power need to be undermined.
At almost any cost, even if some ostensible innocents are also
undermined.
And this is why having "Law Enforcement
ind saying that those who claim otherwise, and act with
laws or guns, need killing. If the courts won't uphold the
Constitution, the militia must.
--Tim May
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o use TCP/IP as an instrument
of personal empowerment," or whatever. Get real.)
--Tim May
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he ranch.
Alas, for them, it's way too late. The police state measures are
merely an accelerant.
--Tim May
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gn my messages. But I am also not sending out patches
and executables.
(Not counting lists of burrowcrats I may send out.)
--Tim May
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At 12:39 PM -0400 8/18/00, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
>At 9:42 PM -0700 on 8/17/00, Tim May trolled:
>
>
>> Bob Hettinga, who used to practice this same kind of "why can't you
>> write the kind of articles I _like_!" pressuring
>
>Oh. Pressuring. *T
. I meant to write "Judge Patel." Ruth Bader Ginsburg, or
Bader-Ginsburg, or whatever, is one of the Supremes.
--Tim May
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millions of "innocents." These innocents, many just
infants, are the hostages the state holds.
--Tim May
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At 9:34 PM -0700 8/17/00, Ray Dillinger wrote:
>On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Tim May wrote:
>
>
>
>Ya know, Tim, I remember reading you years ago when I was on
>cypherpunks the first time. I used to think you were an anarchist,
>individualist, libertarian -- and that's still t
ts, not the obsolete and spam-filled toad.com
list.
Gun grabbers need to be killed. Agencies which enforce gun control
need to have their headquarters and regional admin buildings blown up
with ANFO.
Fuck the gun grabbers. Feed them to the crematoria.
I think you have no bu
n public schools.)
Should we arrest AOL officers and throw them in jail for establishing
speech policies for their own property?
>Now do you think we need it to be an absolute right
>to express whatever rotten, nasty, clean, or loving thought we might
>have made part of a
ns without a robust Bill of Rights sort of document,
and without a tradition of Supreme Court decisions affirming
constitutional rights, will always be subject to these "crypto
schizophrenia" ad hoc decisions.
Which brings us to Canada...
--Tim May
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real-time auditing
Jesus Fucking Christ, can you people on the "Digital Bearer" and
"dcsb" and "cryptography" and other such lists, __PLEASE__ stop
cc:ing the Cypherpunks list on your closed-list missives?
--Tim May
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nteresting online variation of this is the issuance of
"AdultCheck"-type credentials. Once such a credential has been
issued, it can't be invalidated by the passage of time, now can it?
"I'm sorry, Mr. May, but your AdultCheck credential was valid last
lives up at the top
of a dirt road in the middle of the Kayoot National Forest, delivery
may be tough. But, importantly for this example, the US Postal
Service probably won't deliver to such an address, either. This is
why many rural residents get their mail in town, at mailboxes, or
Internet."
>
>and of course they once again expect the end-user to buy something that
>reduces his possibilities. given AOL and M$, they might even succeed.
>can anyone get me off this planet?
"Jim Bell to the white courtesy phon
"
"Get busy working, or get busy dying."
Crypto anarchy also means the undermining of central states, both
through apathy and through enabling of active measures to sabotage
political and military operations.
--Tim May
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At 10:56 AM -0700 7/29/00, Ray Dillinger wrote:
>On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Adam Back wrote:
>
>>
>>Tim May writes:
>>> This is the key question, no pun intended. A kind of language for
>>> generating complex protocols was something Eric Hughes and I
>>>
At 4:53 PM -0700 7/28/00, Dr.Jose Diaz wrote:
>Dear Tim May,
>
>Hello my name is Jose Zimmerman Diaz, I am student of the Arizona
>States School for the Deaf High School but if you want teach me how
>to chemical of the nuclear weapon because I want studying about
>Fusion Bomb
ng above was
>inspired by the fwd from the alt.privacy newsgroup?
>
>Reese
Were you born slow, or are you just another victim of drugs?
--Tim May
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