On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Harmon Seaver wrote:
And the below poster is absolutely right, of course --
Swinestein's efforts are futile. Perhaps some nice anon poster should
start plastering the net with explosive recipes. E-mail them to
Swinestein herself, along with Reno and Freeh.
Sure!
David Molnar Wrote:
Anyway, recipient-hiding is most obviously useful when public bulletin
boards are involved. I'm not so sure it's useful between remailers, since
the underlying transport protocol will tend to reveal the ID of the next
hop anyway...but it strikes me as something to have as
Recently I saw at comment on slashdot suggesting how to pay for MP3s. Suppose you know
100,000 people like a particular artist. If they all aggree to pay $1 upfront for the
release of the next album then it is released. If the artist does their job - and
keeps turning out good albums people
Subject: brits to listen to GSM on Mayday
Police to tap calls
at May Day
protest
Civil rights group attacks move
Subject: body scan
Customs Expands Body
Search X-ray Plan
But Civil Libertarians See Privacy Violations
March 27, 2000
By Jane A. Zanca
NEW YORK (APBnews.com) -- A U.S.
Customs Service plan to expand use of
an X-ray
Subject: censorware reveng under legal attack
from slashdot
A few weeks ago we ran Keep It Legal to Embarrass Big
Companies, detailing Peacefire's decryption of X-Stop's
blacklist. Then just a few days ago, we noted that CyberPatrol's
encrypted list had also
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