you don't. Ever since, people have tried to use assassination as a tool for
this genre of warfare. The problem is reprisals and replacement.
First, assassinations work, but must be done properly and on a massive scale.
It's called war and it depletes the replacements for sure.
Second, what AP
, anonymous
assassination is not want most assassins
want. They want identification, because of
the pussy-profile associated
with amateur assassins, and assassination meme
followers.
Government assassins don't share this motivation.
What this implies about your use of the
word most remains to be seen
Tim May wrote:
I recently got an UltimateTV hard disk recorder, manufactured by Sony and part of
the Microsoft/WebTV/DirecTV product consortium (or whatever it is).
Alert the fucking media.
FWIW, I paid $250 at Circuit City (after $200 in rebates), plus I signed up for the
$10 a month
Jim wrote:
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, [iso-8859-1] jill jill wrote:
Thanks Jim
Jim Choate says it is ok to use cypherpunks to
store
material so i'am sending some of my patterns,i
have
about 200 of these,thanks again Jim.
Go back and re-read what I said you moron.
(further earnestness snipped)
Was the raisethefist.com server at a web hosting facility? Some ISPs/web
hosts back up all of their customers data automatically and charge such
fees for a restore. (One company I worked for restored backups for free if
it was our error, but charged something like $150 if you flushed your site
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, Declan McCullagh wrote:
You should look at pgpdisk, available at pgpi.com. Pretty painless--
three clicks, enter passphrase, it's mounted.
PGPdisk, of course, is commercial software. If you want a recent version,
you need to buy it. www.pgp.com.
(PGPdisk was released as
[1] this isn't true of the other lists that I run some of which have
been around for many years, and get very little spam. I think that
it's pretty obvious that one or more people are luring spam to cpunks
in order to discourage the discussions that happen here.
This has been obvious for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes:
FBI asks microbiologists for help on anthrax
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Saying it is very likely that one or more
of you know this individual, the FBI has asked the nation's
30,000 microbiologists for help in identifying who sent the deadly
proffr:The New York City Police Department is an organized band of violent
thugs who think that people's human rights begins where their batons end.
Despite the best efforts of all activists to respect the feelings of New
Yorkers with a subdued protest, the police decided to attack people anyway.
At 05:21 PM 2/2/02 -0800, Tim May wrote:
On Saturday, February 2, 2002, at 12:52 PM, Neil Johnson wrote:
Still believe that the government doesn't snoop in your private life ?
Read on:
She's checking out when when the words Limit 3 appears on the cash
register display. The check-out
Rolling back privacy protections for airport security, eh?
What's that, Mr. Franklin?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A5185-2002Jan31.html
[Note 1: you *can* racially profile using neural nets because the nets
learn categories --like culture-- from apparently benign
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FBI Says Terrorists May Have Sough Vulnerability Details on Internet
By Ted BridisAssociated Press Writer
Published: Jan 31, 2002
WASHINGTON (AP) - The FBI said al-Qaida terrorists may have been
studying American dams and water-supply systems in preparation for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Choate) writes:
- Original Message -
From: ricardo dominguez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 6:17 PM
Subject: Econ Forum Site Goes Down
Econ Forum Site Goes Down
By Noah Shachtman
1:35 p.m. Jan. 31, 2002
http://latimes.com/news/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-hezbollah-charlotte0201feb01.story?coll=sns%2Dap%2Dnationworld%2Dheadlines
Judge Rules on Wiretap Evidence
By PAUL NOWELL, Associated Press Writer
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A federal judge ruled
Friday that wiretap evidence collected by
Canadian
Bush said he wants to double the number of Peace Corps volunteers over the next five
years, and asked the group to join a new effort to encourage development, education
and opportunity in the Islamic world.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A58551-2002Jan29.html
Yeah, and to cover
http://latimes.com/news/local/la-07507jan30.story?coll=la%2Dheadlines%2Dcalifornia
[Kudos to these two women]
Flag Policy Voided
Freeways: Caltrans must either allow all signs or remove everything posted, judge
rules.
By HUGO MARTIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A federal judge in San Jose ordered
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20020130/ts/terminal_evacuated.html
Thousands Evacuated at S.F. Airport
By KIM CURTIS, Associated Press Writer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Thousands of people were evacuated
from San Francisco International Airport early Wednesday after
security guards detected
The problem is concurrency, Army Secretary Thomas E. White said in an
interview last week. No one has let us out of our obligations in Kosovo,
in Bosnia, in the Sinai, in Korea.
This would be hilarious if not so sick. Since when did the US
have an obligation to mess with other countries?
http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAC0FFG0XC.html
WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. Navy submarine and an amphibious
transport ship collided off the coast of Oman as they were getting ready to
transfer two sailors, but no one was injured. The sub was the same one that
collided with a Japanese fishing
The remaining step then is to show that the volume is independent of
the size of the sphere. We will show that in fact the volume is equal
to that of a sphere of radius 5. We will do this by showing that the
cross sectional area of the volume in question at each slice is equal to
the cross
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20020122/wr/pope_internet_dc_1.html
[The primo quote comes at the end: In his first message sent to
the world directly over the Internet last November, Pope John Paul
apologized to victims of sexual abuse by
So Cypherpunks is a political movement, then? You are cohesive, and, as
frequently pointed out, have a written doctrine. (i.e., read the archives,
twit seems to echo in my mind). You have meatspace meetings, and members
which identify with you as a movement.
Of course, and hereby I officially
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=Viewc=Articlecid=FT46EXQSMWClive=truetagid=IXLT95DZ1BCreutr=1
China Says President's Jet Bugged -FT
(Reuters) - January 19 2002 02:53
LONDON (Reuters) - China has said its intelligence officers found more
than 20 spying devices in a Boeing 767 meant to
http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAW7UI5MWC.html
China Orders Internet Providers to
Screen E-Mail, Use Less Foreign
Software
By Martin FacklerAssociated Press Writer
Published: Jan 18, 2002
BEIJING (AP) - China has issued its
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
January 17, 2002
Charges Against Egyptian Student Over Hotel Radio Are Dropped
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Filed at 8:08 p.m. ET
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shouting ``nothing tops freedom,'' an Egyptian
student forgave the FBI on Thursday for throwing him in jail after an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous) writes:
http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAW7UI5MWC.html
China Orders Internet Providers to Screen E-Mail, Use Less Foreign
Software
By Martin FacklerAssociated Press Writer
Published: Jan 18
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jei) writes:
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 07:34:17 +1100
From: Bond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ParanoidTimes] Spying on America
Spying on America
Charles R. Smith
Wednesday, Jan.
Legal Advice Sinks Davis' Wiretap Bill
Security: The proposal is dropped after legislative counsel finds roving tracking
of calls illegal.
http://latimes.com/news/local/la-011602taps.story
MIGUEL BUSTILLO and NANCY VOGEL, Times Staff
Writers
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Gray Davis' proposal to
[The idiomatiche expressions do not translate well to
Babelfish. Imbarazzarlo towards the outside.]
http://latimes.com/news/local/la-03663jan14.story?coll=la%2Dheadlines%2Dcalifornia
Civic leaders have been presented with a proposal that would be
among the toughest gun laws in the
From slashdot:
in the
course of discovery for the ongoing lawsuit instigated by
Microsoft against Lindows.com, the company was compelled to disclose your
email address to Microsoft. The email addresses aren't just those who have
submitted product names with a connection to Windows, but rather
forward to claim credit.
We have chosen to remain anonymous, much like when
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay wrote
the Federalist Papers under the pseudonym 'Publius,' the
writers proclaim in a message on the site.
One City Hall official said he's treating everyone as a
suspect
Not a joke.
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=corpgroup=34001-35000file=35000-35007
35001. This title is enacted in the exercise of the police power of
this State for the protection of the public peace and safety by
requiring the registration of subversive
At 5:05 PM -0600 on 1/11/02, Internet Scout Project wrote:
16. Counterpane Labs: Password Safe
http://www.counterpane.com/passsafe.html
Tired of trying to memorize numerous computer passwords? Password Safe is a
free Windows 9x/2000 utility that provides users the opportunity to keep
anonymous, their total anonymity
is guaranteed. If callers choose to remain anonymous, they are given a
code number which they use when contacting Crime Stoppers to provide
further information and/or to collect a reward.
The callers anonymity applies even to the board members and other
police outside
I have been a libertarian for many years because it was the most pro-
freedom political movement available. But I have come to the
realization that even with a libertarian president and administration,
we are all dead.
Libertarianism is good; do not get me wrong. But because it is a
pragmatic
After the fire, into Africa
By JOHN BARTLET
Monday 21 May 2001
Now hear the hollow hills,
now walk on shards,
hear the death of color,
watch white birds hawk the
blackened plains.
Sit among stones,
sing summer songs of dust
and ashes,
and let the lessons begin.
Now Hear the
hosts a US government operation to monitor *all* traffic handled
by the ISP at a central network operations center. This operation
John, this is hardly worth mentioning and looks just like a smoke cloud
to divert attention from the good old echeloning.
Why a smoke cloud ? Because this lawless
At 08:49 AM 1/13/02 +1100, mattd wrote:
The question would an American shoot a fellow American? is
not a recent one
Only after some Amerikans have disarmed most Americans would
some Amerikans have the nerve.
They're working on it.
---
Otto A.K. Sear
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes:
excerpted from
http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nat-gen/2002/jan/10/011009613.html
The Big Five accounting firm said in a statement that in recent
months, electronic files and other documents related to its auditing
of Enron had been
freeloaders, say Swiss economists. People will pay to punish - suggesting
that their notions of fairness outweigh selfish considerations. The work
may help explain why people cooperate in society.
Interesting drivel - the art of stating the obvious is live and well.
But the real fun part is
Have fun mattd(as I am sure you already are!)
this script allows anyone to return comments to mattd without effort.
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mattd recently babbled incoherently:
Liberty without socialism is privilege,injustice;
socialism without liberty is slavery and brutality.
Bakunin.
Another dead russian. Why not Stalin?
One death is a tragedy. A million deaths is a statistic.
Still trying to define anarchy by your own
Trigger, trigger, on the wall
Who's the Detwiler-ist of them all?
--
Alive contains a lie...
At 02:07 PM 1/6/02 -0800, Petro wrote:
Second, what makes you aware that there is someone in your home?
Usually it's noises they are making (I would assume). Have you ever
listened to your house at night? Every place I've lived there are all
sorts of mechanical noises off and on all
Infant Shoots, Kills Cop Father
SMYRNA, Tenn. (Reuters) - A 22-year-old policeman was killed by his 3-year-old son
when the
boy picked up his father's gun off the kitchen table and accidentally fired, police
said Friday.
Joshua Haffner, who had recently joined the Smyrna Police
At 04:14 PM 1/4/02 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should be glad I've managed to avoid polluting the forum by wasting breath
responding to most of the gradeschool taunts/death threats losers seem to get
off on directing my way these days.
Please, do post, with full headers, dearie. We're
Users of popular file-sharing applications may unknowingly be sharing more than just
their
collections of audio files.
A Trojan horse program masquerading as an advertising application was included with
recent versions of programs BearShare, LimeWire, Kazaa and Grokster. The Trojan,
dubbed
http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGA1U5EL0WC.html
At 11:13 PM 12/31/01 -0500, Dave Emery wrote:
or business - which can be accomplished with a vacuum cleaner or bicycle
pump - and using the resulting backflow to push poisons into a local
water-distribution system. Such an attack would use utility pipes for
A high-pressure water cleaner puts out
Paris cybercafes raided in
shoebomber inquiry
By Verena Von Derschau in Paris
01 January 2002
The Paris prosecutor's office opened a judicial inquiry into
Richard Reid, the man accused of trying to blow up an aircraft
with explosives hidden in his shoes, and investigators have
confiscated
Anti-welfare mother suit gets a major victory
Public nuisance laws may apply, appeals court says
By Robert Beecker and Christy Parsons
Tribune staff reporters
Published January 1, 2002
In a significant victory for birth-control advocates, the Illinois Appellate Court
ruled Monday that welfare
Bin Laden book banned
From AFP
December 31, 2001
A FRENCH book about Osama bin Laden, called The Forbidden Truth,
had been banned in Switzerland at the request of one of bin
Laden's half
However, it may be impossible to prevent the publication of all information concerning
the
making and use of explosives. The problem of easy availability of information on
how to make improvised explosive
devices is compounded by the ease with which anyone can also obtain the
We've put into Morpheus a song,
Grayson_Shoot_The_Piano_Player.mp3
which has a stego'd message in it.
The tool is mp3stego v 1.1.15
(source available; see
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~fapp2/steganography/mp3stego/
) and the (3DES) passphrase is writecode
Another file DrDidg_RaveOn.mp3 has
A good plastic (haha) surgeon might be able to implant 10lbs or more,
easily enough to bring down a plane. Breast implants would be the
obvious place to put it, because they certainly can't open up every
woman who wants to get on a plane with augmentation so what can you
do?
10 lbs can do a
Beheading the centers of information warfare would be the end
of Western culture.
I had to read the whole thing to find the actual prediction.
So you assume a simultaneous or at least closely-spaced annihilation of CNN, ABC, CBS,
NBC, FOX, BBC buildings ? With moles that have been planted
Density: 1.63 g/cm3
My dick, unerect, is about 12 cm long and has 3.5 cm radius.
This makes for 37 cm3, or about 60 grams (2 oz) of C4.
60 grams can pierce the aircraft hull no problemo.
So, the question is, how do you tell between plastic C4 dick and genuine
meat without close tactile
The solution for money laundering is to remove the money, as defined
by the state, from the equation.
Crypto removes the content from everyones's eyes except the two parties
that communicate. That is what crypto can do. The moment one wants to
convert some bits to state-money she is doomed. If
This is simple.
There is a HUGE unknown about the actual number of remailer users. Many otherwise
intelligent discussions hinge on this number being small or big.
Unreliable as it will be, could you please provide an estimate of monthly number of
human-generated messages that enter your
mattd wrote:
AU has a national health scheme,I used it to have a graft on my eardrum
several years back.Didnt cost a cent.
There are gaps in the system such as long waiting lists and poor dental
cover,its also under pressure from the economic
'rationalists' esp in the liberal party.The
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], you write:
http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20122001-09-5310r
One report currently being investigated by U.S. intelligence officials
came from Pakistani Inter-Service Intelligence sources who had
conducted an interrogation of a terrorist suspect in early
One solution, which I've long advocated, is for the remailer to drop
mail which has an unencrypted body after it's applied it's decryption
key.
Provided this is an announced policy, substantially increases the
protection of the mail and the remop. It does mean that only people
capable
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Trei, Peter wrote:
I used to work at 101 Barclay Street, across the street from
WTC #7. I watched it going up from my office window. I hated
the building - it blocked my view south.
Hate is a strong word. Be careful, Peter; John will think you had
something to do with
Of course, this is the way the US government loves to operate. Convict
people on bullshit, get them in the system, and then impose conditions
of probation which prohibit them from exposing what was done to them.
The prime goal of any legal system is to maximize number of criminals.
I'm sure
Heads up folks!
http://www.dallasnews.com/texas_southwest/ap/stories/AP_STATE_0069.html
snippet src=The Dallas News
FBI: Uncorroborated threat received against Texas schools
12/12/2001
By CONNIE MABIN / The Associated Press
AUSTIN - FBI agents
How much would be gained by using DC-Nets for inter-remailer communication?
Generally, DC-Nets increase the traffic by a factor equal to the number
of nodes in the net. Suppose there were a core set of always-connected
remailers with about a dozen members, few enough to make a DC-Net
practical
Major Variola wrote:
If no one has already done this, the humor value in publishing a public key
under names like OBL would certainly collect some interesting messages.
There are at least four keys on the PGP public key servers for OBL:
Type Bits KeyIDCreatedExpiresAlgorithm
I am seriously considering to fund printing of inet-one digest in local newspaper/rag
that CJ can pick up. On a weekly basis.
I'd like to see if pigs will dare fuck him for reading newspapers.
Any pointers to local papers appreciated.
We are confident that the government will limit the use of this
technology only to targets relevant to legitimate investigations, he
added, further underscoring the cult's faith in federal law
enforcement organisations. The FBI has a long history of following
Title 18 to the letter.
Have any of the cypherpunks run across useful analyses of the recently
released bin Laden videotape?
Mainstream media seems ready to question the accuracy of the translation -
but I'm curious if the tape has any basis in reality at all.
Purportedly, it was discovered by unidentified parties in
non-robot CA master key handling). Use this key to sign a number of
This has been repeated ad nauseam, but obviously not frequently enough.
No one has been using CAs for anything serious and no one ever will.
Outside of circles of fashionable crypto, commercial scams like verisign and greedy
Lucky Green wrote:
Eugene wrote:
On Sun, 9 Dec 2001, Lucky Green wrote:
--Lucky, waiting patiently for 2005.
Patent expiration date? Which one?
US Patent 4759063 Blind Signature Systems will expire on July 19,
2005. Given that this is a Tuesday and taking into account that
had never been created, an alternate, more mature implementation
would already exist in the mainline Linux kernel.
--Anonymous
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes:
Complete with soccer-mom revolutionaries and obligatory contracts...
I suppose this is what you get for working for the state, eh?
http://latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-97073dec06.story?coll=la%2Dheadlines%2Dnation
MIDDLETOWN,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Khoder bin Hakkin) writes:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/cn/20011205/tc/national_computer-security_site_attacked_1.html
National computer-security site attacked
By Robert Lemos CNET News.com
The Computer Emergency Response Team's Coordination Center, an
important
Really-From - Well Known Cypherpunk
I'd be happy to be wrong here, but the bet ain't over till the
fat lady ships the books. Amazon's promised to accept orders before,
and while we're closer to the promised this time for sure date
than I've seen in the past, it's still just a promise.
ignore
The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday sharply
criticized the Bush administration for a series of practices it has
adopted in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks, calling them a
marked departure from long-held jurisprudence customs.
[...]
From:
been?
-
http://www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/internet/11/20/privacy.reut/index.html
One company that is still making money off privacy is
Anonymizer.com, a San Diego-based company that offers
anonymous Web surfing for $50 a year, or $5 a month. The
company has 20,000 active subscribers, said President
From: Peter G. Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Risks of belief in identities
For those of you who might believe that national ID cards might be a good
idea, check out the December 2001 *Commun.ACM* Inside Risks column by me
and Lauren Weinstein, previewed on my Web site
David Molnar wrote:
On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Anonymous wrote:
than using your Visa card because only the seller learns your address
rather than a centralized agency that knows all of your purchases.
But it's hardly worth it.
A friend of mine was considering a business plan for physical
Some thoughts on digital cash.
First, using anonymous cash to purchase physical goods online means giving
up much of the benefit from the anonymity. If you have to give a delivery
address, they obviously know who you are. It's still slightly better
than using your Visa card because only
Declan McCullagh writes:
I don't mean to take issue with much of what Anonymous writes, but
some of the examples mentioned can be taken care of adequately by
existing payment systems.
Using Amazon's payment system (they have two types, voluntary and
pay-for-content), a webmaster can charge
Seen on another list:
Saw a paper the other day by some Chinese dudes. Talked about how to sell
dox online so that the seller don't know what the buyer's gettin, see?
All the dox are on the net for every Tom Harry Dick to look at. But,
the catch is they're RSA encrypted to Mr. Seller,
After learning that computer OEMs cannot obtain a license to play DVDs on
a system with a tv out port unless the graphics card supports (and
respects) Macrovision, I am in the market for some anti-Macrovision
hardware.
A number of people are selling the Sima SED-CM for anywhere between $25
and
Tim wrote:
The bomb instructions Joe provided are as accurate as most recipes in
The Anarchist Cookbook.
(A book my local Sheriff's Department banned in 1970.)
How did the Sheriff's Department manage to do this?
from http://www.fbi.gov/majcases/amerithrax/amerithrax.htm :
is likely an adult male.
strong interest in science
may not be comfortable or practiced in writing in lower case lettering
has exhibited an organized, rational thought process in furtherance of his criminal
behavior.
AGAIN, IF YOU
See that? Non-Citizens, you stupid fucks! What a barrel of retards
we've got around here.
Excellent, agent Gordon.
Unconstitutional delineation between citizens and non-citizens when rights granted
by amendments are concerned is just the first step.
Remember jews. The first thing that
Jei writes:
I thought this would be relevant to the list members.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/11/2003-27.html
http://cryptome.org/pmo111301.htm
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2001/11/13/193921.shtml
And what is a Crypto Terrorist, you ask? Of course,
it
Second, training in such matters would be useless and counterproductive.
There is no point in patriotic Americans learning to use weapons and
explosives for the purpose of terrorism. Any attempt to use such tools
would injure or kill people and lead to an even greater loss of our
Fuck you, pig.
alpha
Whew! I was getting a little worried. Went out and dug up my
silenced MP5, then went back and buried it again, did that 3
fucking times this weeked.
Several of us were in the Sierras this past weekend for a training
session on weapons use, explosives, terrorism measures, and methods for
U.S. Defends Monitoring of Lawyer-Suspect Communication
By James Vicini
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Nov. 9) - The U.S. Justice Department defended Friday its
rule to listen in on conversations between some inmates and their
lawyers to prevent violent and terrorist acts, but a civil liberties
group
british males call eachother cunts all the time.
i'm not sure if this is related.
- Original Message -
From: Sandy Sandfort [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Reese [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 5:51 PM
Subject: RE: more on Nancy Oden
That's nonsense.
Form over function. Same as airport security. Psyops. Like the warnings
to keep people off balance. Should we start a pool to see who can guess
when ashcruft will put everyone 'on highest alert' next? It'll probably
The airport security show is clearly designed to intimidate
sheeple.
From what
All this talk about government, USG, TLAs etc is rather
unprecise, vague and general.
Can we compile a list of 100-200 persons that ARE the US government,
maybe then we can examine the issues more scientifically ?
1. George mini-Bush
2. Collin Powel
3. Ashcroft, whatever the fuck's name is.
4.
On Tue, 30 Oct 2001 17:29:58 -0600 (CST), Jim Choate wrote:
On Tue, 30 Oct 2001, Adam Shostack wrote:
Perhaps you should expand your analysis to non-excludable goods (those
things which, like air, don't get used up).
Air (O2) does get used up. Kill the algea and the trees and see how long
Woah! Actual cypherpunks related SPAM!!!
SHOCK!!! HORROR!!! A MILD TINGLY SENSATION ON THE BACK OF THE NECK!!!
Haven't spammers yet figured out we can identify spam by a random
alphanumeric string at the end of the subject line?
PS. Is there an easy way to stop windoze from adding a shortcut
Anybody have information about this FBI operation,
which siphoned about 1/5 of Cryptome this AM:
So now the evidence has been collected.
I wonder if the thugs feel strong enough now to do away with
almost all dissent.
The whipped up sheeple opinion is at the peak. It's not getting
any higher.
On Sat, Oct 27, 2001 at 10:51:00AM -0700, Anonymous wrote:
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