to
regulate information practices within the healthcare and health insurance
industries. A summary of the draft regulations is available online at
http://www.jhita.org/hipprs.htm, for those who would like to read more
about these regulations.
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is that the physical meetings in the SF Bay Area have been
much better lately - their content is considerably more interesting than
most list traffic.
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the card to handle DES, 3DES, MD5, and SHA-1.
I don't know if I trust it and Win 2000 to provide real security .. but
even if it's just a $90 3DES coprocessor, that would still be an
interesting result for people working on hobbyist brute-force crack boxes.
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At 11:43 AM 3/2/00, Tim May wrote:
There are plenty of fine small 35mm cameras. One I liked several years ago
was the Yashica with a ground-glass focussing screen which could be viewed
for candid shots (camera held at a distance or at waist level) and a fine
Zeiss lens. I assume something like
At 08:45 AM 3/14/00, Duncan Frissell wrote:
There were no prosecutions for census resistance in 1990 or 1980. Five
people were prosecuted in 1970 (mostly libertarians). [...]
I don't know what happened to the 5th person who was on the mainland
somewhere and was an Objectivist.
There's also
xpected entropy as a function of filetype and size, then look for
out-of-profile traffic. See above for practical limits.
Yesterday's Murky News (I left my copy on the train, alas) said that they
got special access to the plea agreement in the Naughton case via a motion
before the sentencing judge.
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?
Insurance is a good idea for the insured because it takes
money to make money.
On the topic of risk and insurance, and apropos discussion of reading
lists, cypherpunks may find the book "Against the gods: The remarkable
story of risk" by Peter Bernstein of interest.
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le from another source?
4. Is the intrusion limited in scope so as to prevent exposure of other
constitutionally protected matters?
Copyright 2000 The Denver Post. All rights reserved.
Related:
Bookstore fights search warrant
http://www.denverpost.com/news/news1018d.htm
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en can
keep a secret, if two of them are dead." Building the kind of trust
that's needed to do the sorts of things ZKS proposes to do takes years
or decades; and maintaining good security and a good reputation across
that long period of time is very difficult, as Sun recently demonstrated
in t
to use civil
suits; against federal agents, it's not a 1983 action, but one under
federal common law, a la _Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents_, a Supreme
court case whose citation eludes me at the moment.
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od for him - but it makes me wonder where
he'd draw the line between "wealth that's deserved" and "wealth that's
not deserved."
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it
is used as an additive to natural gas to make gas leaks distinctive and
noticeable.
I don't remember whether or not Jim has taken credit for the stink-bombing
in a non-coercive environment.
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say) than an ultra-high-security, backed-with-a-bond
key which Boeing's Legal Department uses to digitally sign sensitive
papers.
I believe Greg Broiles is still working for Signet Assurance,
www.sac.net, which is one company tackling parts of this problem.
Whether they will be a domin
the risks they face in a transaction. That feeling is
unrelated to what's actually happening, but it does serve to lubricate
the wheels of commerce.
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On Thu, Nov 16, 2000 at 08:11:25PM -0600, Mac Norton wrote:
Of course not. Unilateral offers can be made to a defined class
of persons and accepted by action thereon. An old principle, but
valid still.
MacN
On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Greg Broiles wrote:
It has been conventional wisdom
/665.html if you
care to meditate a little on the old "quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
question; or at 923 F.2d 665 for the old-fashioned.
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.
But most of the left is too superstitious about having a
personal relationship with violence for a likely suspect to
emerge - they don't really embrace it until they're already
in power, and then they're happy to use the existing
institutional providers of force.
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tracks when they're
not following the rules.
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s they're
sometimes used instead of banks to avoid the KYC rules.
Or am I thinking of something else?
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the laws of the United States.
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it
themselves if they order it from a spy catalog. Everyone can afford it
at Fry's - and learn thing about their friends and neighbors that they'll
someday wish they hadn't.
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of thing was predicted in Isaiah 19:9 " .. and they who
weave networks shall be confounded."
Don't get too wound up about it.
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