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Re: Most of a nation on probation (GPS convicts)

2001-07-17 Thread Petro
For Jah's sake, tossing a dog into traffic only gets you probation... Huh? FWIR the Poodle Puncher got prison time.

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Re: Satellite taxes

2001-07-17 Thread Ken Brown
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Um, wouldn't a natural way to assess property taxes be to first decide in which jurisdiction the property rests? No Virginia, The Man who Sold the Moon was not written by David Bowie. For instance project the boundary of jurisdictions into space from the

Re: lawyer physics (was taxing satellites)

2001-07-17 Thread Ken Brown
More importantly: you can't get sued if your space debris trashes someone else's mission. A piece of law that will have to be re-assessed if there ever are any space colonists, or serious productive industry in LEO. You really wouldn't want to live somewhere where anyone who accidentally

Re: Most of a nation on probation (GPS convicts)

2001-07-17 Thread Ken Brown
I have never had a background check until after I was hired at my current job. After I had been hired for a long time, suddenly they did background checks on everyone, though surely by then they knew everyone well enough to know that none of us were likely to run amuk and start shooting

Re: BayTSP: anti-digital piracy startup

2001-07-17 Thread Ken Brown
Their website doesn't exactly inspire confidence. Grindingly slow, almost contentless, no clues at all as to what they are proposing to actually do to shut down the sites, which is the hard part. No implication of automatic shutdown, they just say they will notify people. So all they are selling

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FBI arrests Russian hacker visiting U.S. for alleged DMCA breach

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Re: Meatspace,

2001-07-17 Thread jamesd
-- On 16 Jul 2001, at 15:52, wrote: James A. Donald: The black panthers were torn apart because they murdered dissidents Faustine My point was the feds didn't have to murder anybody--play them off each other and they do it to themselves. If they were the kind of people who

RE: What NAI is telling people

2001-07-17 Thread Subcommander Bob
At 06:41 PM 7/16/01 -0700, John Young wrote: to sift for encryption using tools supplied by TLAs. NSA, for one, has the ability to spot encrypted communications -- most if not all of them. Probably not well-done stego posted to widely read lists.

Forum: Curious

2001-07-17 Thread dennis_hughes
That's a GREAT point about parole making it cheap to make something criminal. I never thought of it that way before! That being said, in a Libertarian society, I'd not mind parole, so long as the person voluntarily signed away the rights that were being disposed of in favor of physical

Re: FBI arrests Russian hacker visiting U.S. for alleged DMCA breach

2001-07-17 Thread George
Declan McCullagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: # #FBI agents have arrested a Russian programmer for giving #away software that removes the restrictions on encrypted #Adobe Acrobat files. Nuts!

Re: Satellite taxes

2001-07-17 Thread David Honig
At 12:43 PM 7/17/01 +0100, Ken Brown wrote: Of course, as someone else pointed out in the parallel thread, the diplomats thought of it as well, and limited airspace to a hundred somethings (can't remember what. Kilometres I assume. If it was miles some eccentric-orbit spy satellites might get

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DMCA has pushed me to my limit.

2001-07-17 Thread Black Unicorn
Ok. That's pretty much my limit. When a foreign national can be arrested for a bit of coding which was developed (I assume) outside the US and never, by his actions (I assume) hit US soil well it really is time for the DMCA to go. I'd be interested in talking to cypherpunks who actually would

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2001-07-17 Thread Al Qaeda
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Re: Computer detective talks about Levy evidence

2001-07-17 Thread Harmon Seaver
I had just looked at that earlier -- lots of mis-information of course (every email you ever got or sent is still on your computer), and he alleges that computer seizure is now routinely done in all criminal cases no matter what the charge. Which is interesting if it's true. Jim Choate

Re: DMCA has pushed me to my limit.

2001-07-17 Thread George
Declan McCullagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: FBI agents have arrested a Russian programmer for giving away software that removes the restrictions on encrypted Adobe Acrobat files. The Big O wrote: Nuts! Black Unicorn with the opalesque spike wrote: # #Ok. That's pretty

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Re: Meatspace,

2001-07-17 Thread Jim Choate
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Faustine wrote: Besides the obvious hypocricy, part of that comes from the unfortunate tendency to care about what's close to home at the expense of a more significant larger picture. Come to think of it, I can't believe more isn't on the web about the horrors of the

Re: DMCA has pushed me to my limit.

2001-07-17 Thread Jim Choate
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Cypherpunks do something? Maybe start with the basics: a WWW site. Doesn't Choate have a couple registered names for our use? I have cpunks.org registered for Austin Cypherpunks use...do you live in Austin? Is there anyone in Austin working on

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2001-07-17 Thread Your Membership Newsletter
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Re: Your kid's an asshole, and guess who's to blame?

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Re: Your kid's an asshole, and guess who's to blame?

2001-07-17 Thread Jim Choate
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Re: Philip Morris, in the news

2001-07-17 Thread Tim May
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2001-07-17 Thread Jim Choate
Isn't making a law against burning the flag equally a demonstration of hate? The land of political and religious freedom indeed. -- Nature and Nature's laws lay hid in night: God said,

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Re: next, we ban cutlery

2001-07-17 Thread Harmon Seaver
I see a notice in Cabela's catalogue that The sale of bows and crossbows is restricted by law in the following area's: North Carolina, New Jersey, New York city and vicinity. Surprising about NC, but not the other two. Surprising also that CA isn't included. So you need a permit to buy

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Re: next, we ban cutlery

2001-07-17 Thread David Honig
At 03:52 PM 7/17/01 -0700, Ray Dillinger wrote: On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Harmon Seaver wrote: I was looking at archery sites this morning, looking for a light recurve targe bow, and hit an Australian page that also had crossbows -- was shocked to see that you need a permit to buy these

RE: next, we ban cutlery

2001-07-17 Thread Sandy Sandfort
David Honig wrote: I believe Calif. has crossbow restrictions. What a surprise. No sword-canes or nunchucks, either. The VERY poorly designed California Statutes site can be found at: http://leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html Just click on All, put your favorite weapon in the search window and

Re: DMCA has pushed me to my limit.

2001-07-17 Thread Tim May
At 12:55 AM +0300 7/18/01, Sampo Syreeni wrote: On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Black Unicorn wrote: When a foreign national can be arrested for a bit of coding which was developed (I assume) outside the US and never, by his actions (I assume) hit US soil well it really is time for the DMCA to go. On a

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Re: DMCA has pushed me to my limit.

2001-07-17 Thread jamesd
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