On Thu, 26 Dec 2002, Anonymous wrote:
> One leverage point for possibly encouraging this to happen is in P2P,
> methinks. A few power-users have been prosecuted recently, so imagine
> a nice little crypto-tunnel (and mp3 disc-encryptor) app that could
> easily be injected into the Kazaa or other G
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At 9:57 PM -0500 on 12/26/02, Somebody wrote:
> Obviously he hasn't read Njal's Saga.
Yeah, people say this a lot, but it's more the exception that proves
the rule.
For instance, multi-generational blood feud that runs over the course
of Njal's Sag
Blah blah blah wrote...
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"The down side is the concern that they will be doing something unusual. Since there
is no mass use of PGP, crypto users do stand out - all 23,000 of us regular users
worldwide are well mapped, charted and identified. I don't have a good answer for
this. Wh
