On Dec 10 2004, Eugen Leitl wrote:
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| Because nodes are not geographically constrained to US jurisdiction?
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| If mixter won't survive, it's due to spammers, and malware spreaders.
The latter statement my well be true, I don't use the network, nor know
the ratios of good/bad
On Aug 20 2004, Bill Stewart wrote:
| Yup. Reruns of the Daily Show are usually on at 7pm the following day,
| though check your local cable schedule.
Don't suppose anyone is willing to record and post for those of us who
don't have access to US channels right now?
On Jun 21 2004, Steve Schear wrote:
| Not a problem. Its legal to use any name you wish, including those that
| use gyphs and sounds which cannot be represented by standard Roman and
| non-Roman alphabets (as is common in some African tribes). So, those that
| wish to avoid
On Jun 20 2004, Eugen Leitl wrote:
| Anyone here using that device? With Sveasoft's firmware? Building the
| firmware yourself, or using VPNs/IPsec?
I have one here at work. Works wonders. I didn't build it myself though.
I actually paid the subscription too. The $20 seemed
possibly of interest to some here...
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From: Pro-Choice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [mises] praxeology and game theory
Today, in Managerial Economics, the professor talked
On Wed, Apr 14, at 08:22PM, Justin wrote:
| I'm not concerned with the advertising itself. My concern is that the
| Gmail service would provide an unacceptable level of detail on message
| content to whoever's monitoring the advertisement logs.
I only say something because I have
http://www.economist.com/World/africa/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Story_ID=2559183
(it requires a login... article pasted below)
I specially like the part about taxation and the difficulties of
implementing it...
Somalia
Coke and al-Qaeda
Apr 1st 2004 | MOGADISHU
From The Economist print edition
I don't normally forward articles, but this one might be of interest to
some here. I especially like the part where these guys are exempt from
the legal system...
http://www.economist.com/world/europe/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Story_ID=2539816
British companies have been grousing about losing out to
it is around 1130, local time, Geneva, Switzerland and
http://www.aljazeera.net/ is working just fine. (well, it might be a
fake, but not having ever seen the original, I don't know)
On Thu, Mar 27, at 01:12PM, Sunder wrote:
The site was defaced last I saw it, I would suspect that to still be the
case, or it is down for other reasons (overloaded, etc...) For those of
you who are getting a dotster page, try using a different dns server
than what your isp is
I just checked out http://www.aljazeera.net/ and there is a big red US
flag on the front, courtesy of the Freedom Cyber Force Militia...
well, perhaps aljazeera needs better network people...
On Thu, Mar 13, at 12:41AM, Lucky Green wrote:
| What Swisscom's EasyRoam pre-paid SIMs offered that no other pre-paid
| service that I am aware of offered, at least as of a year ago, was
| roaming in nearly every country that has GSM service. Most pre-paid SIMs
| are limited to
| PS - the infant mortality statistics are bogus; they are a
| record-keeping artefact. Other countries (notably Sweden, to which the
| USA is always being compared) don't count a child as born until it has
| reached a certain age (three weeks in Sweden). Guess when most infant
| deaths occur?
I thought this might be amusing for some of our list members as well.
--Gabe
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [mises] Soviet propaganda posters
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Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2002 10:54:17 -0700
From: Foundstone Labs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Foundstone Labs Advisory - Remotely Exploitable Buffer Overflow in PGP
Foundstone Labs Advisory - 090502-PCRO
http://swissnet.ai.mit.edu/6805/student-papers/spring02-papers/caps.htm
Abstract
To improve the efficiency of airport security screening, the FAA
deployed the Computer Assisted Passenger Screening system (CAPS) in
1999. CAPS attempts to identify potential terrorists through the use of
profiles
On Wed, Aug 14, at 10:58AM, Miles Fidelman wrote:
| It seems like a lot of interesting projects haven't been active for a
| while - notably Free Haven and Eternity Usenet. Where is the most active
| work, these days, on distributed publishing systems?
I forwarded this to Roger
Figured this might be of interest to folks here...
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Subject: Implementation of Chosen-Ciphertext Attacks against PGP and GnuPG
On Wed, Jul 10, at 02:12AM, anonimo arancio wrote:
| I am considering becoming a US citizen immediately before I leave. My concern is
|that if I become a US citizen, the IRS might want to tax me wherever I go.
We're starting to beat on dead horse. Yes, the IRS will tax you
On Tue, Jul 09, at 05:11PM, Tim May wrote:
| Mexico does not allow _any_ noncitizen to work!
Two point. I did not know that about Mexico (I did say it was made about
the countries I knew about.) Switzerland and Brasil both allow student
visa holders to work, albeit with
On Thu, Jul 04, at 01:26AM, Sampo Syreeni wrote:
| I can't see a market defined as anything else than private property and
| voluntary exchange.
|
| Then you really must be blind. Markets not based on private property or
| volition abound. The political process is one of them.
On Mon, Jul 01, at 10:10PM, Anonymous wrote:
| Brilliant. Let the market solve the problem. Why bother with the auction
| part, then? If the market's going to solve the problem for the 2nd guy
| to hold the copy, why not let it solve the problem for the 1st? The fact
| is,
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