December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

BUG Bounty...
by Peter Wayner 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

My publisher is reprinting _Digital Copyright Protection_, a book that describes how to use encryption and steganography to control digital data. I get to fix any problems that are out there. To encourage people who may have spotted errors, I'm offering a bounty of $20 to the first person who reports an error subject to the following limitations: * The errors must be technical. I appreciate anyone who wants to correct my grammar, but I think that these types of errors are too hard to pin down. We could spend more time arguing than solving them. * I reserve the right to aggregate errors and determine the right way to split them up. This isn't a loophole, it's just a way to prevent someone from noting a pattern and asking to be paid for each separate occurance. For instance, imagine that someone notes that I forgot to put a page number on a blank page at the front of the book. Is every page number after that wrong? I promise I won't use this as a loophole. * I reserve the right to make arbitrary judgements about the "first" person to submit a claim. This is to prevent a club of people from finding an error and reporting it in synchrony. I may choose to pay each person the $20 reward, choose one I feel is most deserving, or even split the reward n ways. It's up to me. I'll probably choose the first one unless there are extenuating circumstances. Thanks to everyone who takes part in this project. Let me know if you have any questions. In the past, I've found that few people reported the errors and I'm hoping that $20 will be enough of an inducement. Perhaps there are no errors there? This is the best way to prove a negative. Thanks again, Peter Wayner

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(eternity) Mailing List Archives
by Ryan Lackey 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- I've put the archives of the Eternity Mailing List (eternity(a)internexus.net) up on http://sof.mit.edu/eternity/mail-archive/ The mailing list is host to discussion of the theoretical issues behind Eternity service, Blacknet, Adam Back's Eternity USENET implementation, and my forthcoming Eternity DDS implementation. (7 articles got lost from the archive while I was setting it up. I sent them to itself as "missing articles 86-92". I'll restore their original headers at some point.) - -- Ryan Lackey rdl(a)mit.edu http://mit.edu/rdl/ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQEVAwUBNL5mBqwefxtEUY69AQFZrAgAhJA1xWUTf4nPKvT17U9tBnrPt2EwP9Hv dx3QruMmZqodAES7ot6h0YQN6Wi/Chw8RosjCqRXZq+zkayUBVX376gTF4i0+Vpf MocwfB8plXTmjfBahcfjb+WxeEuGEefw3BGCGKpYM/y5uZ925GJsq/+R6MeA2FjQ t+RWcqeMbSRAz4T3s8ThPQtr9dIi3dJgh4gEq9aAD+0cH4lOZFAsc3NA8YMWHptR M++ZvHYCLvwm5mb01bNJ9w8BGzU7dVFzxmJfxhZqb+0DJvK++8uQeflSUmILP9uf yXc+O+pYjuW2ho9ozzSlcbbSEPWdyAO03Qaty8bLdxy0DeaFmTWyoQ== =US5o -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: Crypto Kong penetration.
by James A. Donald 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

-- On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, James A. Donald wrote: >> If you try and shove that identity stuff onto people they >> will not do it. Too much like hard work. They will >> happily let the government licensed authorities do it for >> them. The PGP model clearly has not flown yet, and it is >> not going to fly. At 02:16 PM 1/15/98 -0500, Ray Arachelian wrote: > IMHO, this is pure grade A bullshit. If you included PGP > in MsMail, and Eudora and pine and elm from the get go, > everyone would use it. Proven false by experiment: Observe what happened with Verisign and MIME. The cost is not signing your stuff. The cost is setting up a key and publishing it, and getting other peoples keys and verifying them. Integration with Eudora makes it trivial to sign and to decrypt, *after* you have created and uploaded a key, and downloaded and verified other peoples keys, which is not trivial. People would rather the kindly benevolent government did that hard stuff for them. Verisign/MIME is *already* integrated into everyone's mailers, and they are not using it because Verisign key management is too hard, and Verisign key management is arguably more user friendly than PGP key management, though clearly less user friendly than Crypto Kong's (lack of) key management. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG s/7IS+OXDf+elZBg6ff+1Sq4aO4aoy9DRhH58rhP 4HFsRTnHTjnMnwGwjenI4jPJsM/0cy02LwoJAtbQ8 --------------------------------------------------------------------- We have the right to defend ourselves and our property, because of the kind of animals that we are. True law derives from this right, not from the arbitrary power of the state. http://www.jim.com/jamesd/

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E (the java extension, not MDMA)
by Ryan Lackey 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- After someone mentioned "E", Electric Communities (http://www.communities.com/) enhancement to the Java security model/language/etc., I checked it out It looks useful for a distributed agents based system (which is what I'm shooting for...the long-awaited goals mailing will either get sent today or tomorrow, depending on if I fall asleep immediately after sending this). I don't think anyone will argue that it's inherently bad. However, I'm interested in knowing what people think about using a vaguely proprietary product (albeit from a company with lots of cool people) in a piece of software like a reference Eternity implementation. I personally would prefer to stick to something as standard as possible, but E has a lot of features I'd want to use, and would end up re-implementing on my own. (I think if you had a JVM interface to eternity such that an object, its currency, where it should send its results, etc. in a standard form (the standard eternity agent encapsulation) were encapsulated, you could build a lot of Eternity out of interacting agents inside another Eternity implemention, inside ... up to inside a traditional network. (more on this idea later)) So, this is very rambling -- I mostly wonder how people feel about using a fairly non-standard language extension in something like Eternity. Ryan [ObDentistry: Wisdom teeth *really* suck. I want drugs.] - -- Ryan Lackey rdl(a)mit.edu http://mit.edu/rdl/ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQEVAwUBNL6JcKwefxtEUY69AQGs0Qf/TubvdreDInDvT89R8UGHd1TohudBCwYE KWq66zhULQh0YAdn2ZoL4rT9lhxWJ/QE0el8sLxmp9CgjwnMi8l7uA8eKB3RSi0s l6zgx96PJYLvAtI+S7gYcLAKf9RvHH5TzyWpT/WoiePb4Wd8YI0Z3DthdEdd4xMs gKqmyOO6JpX+SPXF89shN33j1LXfFmvq10XWlCW15XLyyA72WwoWbKQHu40uliAd rsM+CRacNN7K3Gc9OV4IWORnmIciZbJ1EZbO8kyZU3YlYvOB+QyZpnaYvFuzyLtS Iyud5WaVVRM7mGn9FS9WwSaxqxMrRRv25FutM9muHmAIufaxnMVeQA== =GQr/ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Presidential advisor on the "problem of encryption"
by Declan McCullagh 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Presidential advisor Jim Steinberg spoke across the street from my office this afternoon at the Mayflower Hotel, addressing the European Institute. He said: ...we will pay a price if the United States and the EU cannot work together effectively to address the problem of encryption in a way that allows our cutting-edge industries to thrive, our citizens to have security in their communications, while at the same time protecting common public security interests. Translation: the government gets a backdoor to your encrypted files. Read on for more. (BTW, Steinberg is deputy assistant to the president for national security affairs. Also Deputy National Security Council Advisor and formerly the director of the State Department Policy Planning Staff.) Background: http://cgi.pathfinder.com/netly/afternoon/0,1012,1626,00.html http://cgi.pathfinder.com/netly/opinion/0,1042,1385,00.html -Declan "We also need to find better ways to harness our efforts to counter the kinds of new crimes looming ahead in the next century. We have made considerable progress through the Summit of the Eight, taking new steps to increase airline security, to protect our infrastructures, to fight cyber-crime and, most important, to promote nuclear safety. We are encouraged that Prime Minister Blair has identified cooperative law enforcement as a major topic for the Birmingham Summit this May. We have been somewhat disappointed that Europe has not strengthened its cooperation with us on the vital third pillar. I am particularly concerned about the lack of enthusiastic support for the U.S.-sponsored international Law Academy in Budapest. Full integration in the Euro-Atlantic community means that all of our police forces must have the confidence to work together against transnational threats. It is vital that the emerging democracies enjoy the rule of law during their transition period, and we will pay a price if the United States and the EU cannot work together effectively to address the problem of encryption in a way that allows our cutting-edge industries to thrive, our citizens to have security in their communications, while at the same time protecting common public security interests. "But the gravest and most immediate challenge before us is to find more common ground between the United States and Europe in dealing with states that threaten our common interests. We have started to fall into a troubling pattern of good cop/bad cop. This pattern, whereby Europe provides the carrot, and the United States is left holding the stick, is unhealthy for both sides, and only benefits our common adversaries. While we all believe that dialogue and engagement are the preferred course, dialogue should not be an excuse for inaction when countries like Iraq fail to live up to Security Council resolutions, and other nations import weapons of mass destruction and export terror. This divergence compromises the effectiveness of our shared efforts." -------------------------------------------------------------------------- POLITECH -- the moderated mailing list of politics and technology To subscribe: send a message to majordomo(a)vorlon.mit.edu with this text: subscribe politech More information is at http://www.well.com/~declan/politech/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Add me to the mailing list
by mws＠conch.net 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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Re: Chris Lewis's death?
by Information Security 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

For the majority of you who have killfiled Dr. Dim V., add these killfile keywords: Chris Lewis cauce vznuri(a)netcom.com "Vladimir Z. Nuri" (nym for Dr. Dim) freedom-knights(a)jetcafe.org @pgh.org > Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 03:05:56 -0500 > From: "Dr. Zeus" <zeus(a)alt.net> > Reply-To: zeus(a)alt.net > To: freedom-knights(a)jetcafe.org > CC: cypherpunks(a)toad.com, usenet(a)pgh.org > Subject: Chris Lewis's death? > > > >CAUCE, the enforcement branch of the Internet administration, is dedicated to > > >exterminating all SPAMMERS by any means necessary. CAUCE wants Chris Lewis and > > >all other SPAMMERS dead, and will gladly pay the $50,000 (canadian) reward to > > >whomever KILLS Chris Lewis and his family, who reside in a suburb of Ottawa: > > I think we should leave the family out of this, and instead killing > Chris Lewis, just get him fired from Nortel > > > >After you kill Chris Lewis and his family, please see http://www.cauce.org > > >for information on how to collect your CAUCE reward. > > > > This is fucking censorship! I'm putting the notice of the CAUCE reward on my > > web home page at http://www.panix.com/~guy, right next to the pictures of the > > pre-teen kids screwing. Fuck you, Zorch, you're next after C, P, and G Lewis. > > > > ---guy [ <- forgery ] > > Just6 who is this "guy?" MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Dr. Dim can't even spell. > From: Admin Pgh Plan <pghmain(a)pgh.org> > X-Sender: pghmain(a)www3.localweb.com > To: freedom-knights(a)jetcafe.org > cc: cypherpunks(a)toad.com > Subject: Re: Chris Lewis's death? > > Let us concentrate on getting Lewis fired > rather than killing him. Killing Nortel > would be a much better idea. Dr. Goober is toothless. ---guy Which is handy, considering his favorite position is kneeling before Dr. Dim.

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Re: Microsoft Metaphors
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

declan(a)well.com wrote: > What are the best metaphors to use when talking about a browser > and an operating system? Is the combination like a car and an > engine, or a car and a roofrack? A pair of gloves? In this specific case it's more like garbage in a trash can.

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Personal webpages can get you fired [CNN]
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Forwarded message: > Barrett January 15, 1998 > Web posted at: 5:47 p.m. EST (2247 GMT) > > TRAVERSE CITY, Michigan (AP) -- Hired to teach computer technology > at a marketing company, Cameron Barrett suggested his trainees check > out his Web page, where he published his own fiction. > > Some women staff members did, and were shocked by the violent and > sexually explicit passages. > > They complained to their boss, and Barrett was fired. [text deleted] > "Just as people need to watch what they say in real life, what you > put on your Web page is going to be visible to everyone, including > future employers," said Esther Dyson, a director of the Electronic > Frontier Foundation in San Francisco. > > Personal Web pages aren't considered private > > Although the First Amendment prevents the government from stifling > speech, private employers are under no such constraints. > > Companies can fire people for comments deemed inappropriate, and > experts warn that personal Web sites, even if done at home, are > public venues that employers can use to determine who is suitable > for the company. [text deleted] ____________________________________________________________________ | | | The most powerful passion in life is not love or hate, | | but the desire to edit somebody elses words. | | | | Sign in Ed Barsis' office | | | | _____ The Armadillo Group | | ,::////;::-. Austin, Tx. USA | | /:'///// ``::>/|/ http://www.ssz.com/ | | .', |||| `/( e\ | | -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- Jim Choate | | ravage(a)ssz.com | | 512-451-7087 | |____________________________________________________________________|

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RSA Conference: Deterence measures for SPAM
by Steve Schear 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Kevin McCurley, IBM, delivered a paper on using electronic commerce techniques (i.e., d-postage) to deter SPAM. He cites a work by Cynthia Dwork and Moni Naor, "Pricing via Processing or Combatting Junk Mail," http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/Papers/trs/CS95-20/abstract.html I wan't able to access that paper and would be interested to know how similar their appraoch is to HashCash. --Steve

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Number Theory on Computers book...
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Hi, If you're looking for a good beginners book for number theory that is focused on using computer programs (BASIC) then check out: Exploring Number Theory w/ Microcomputers Donald D. Spencer ISBN 0-89218-113-3 (note I couldn't find w/ this, had to use the title) $24.95 Camelot Publishing PO Box 1357 Ormond Beach, FL 32175 904-672-5672 I ordered mine through Bookstop and should take 4-8 weeks for delivery. There is a teachers manual available as well (I suspect it is answers only) for $15.95 ____________________________________________________________________ | | | The most powerful passion in life is not love or hate, | | but the desire to edit somebody elses words. | | | | Sign in Ed Barsis' office | | | | _____ The Armadillo Group | | ,::////;::-. Austin, Tx. USA | | /:'///// ``::>/|/ http://www.ssz.com/ | | .', |||| `/( e\ | | -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- Jim Choate | | ravage(a)ssz.com | | 512-451-7087 | |____________________________________________________________________|

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Add me to the mailing list
by Anonymous 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

>mws(a)conch.net Do it yourself like an intelligent individual. Cypherpunks write code. If you can't figure out how to use Majordomo this list probably isn't for you.

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Indiana state court rejects privacy claim in HIV case
by Declan McCullagh 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

So I just got done reading the decision in Doe v. Methodist Hospital, a recent case before the Indiana Supreme Court. (Thanks to Eugene for pointing it out.) The case involved a woman who truthfully told someone else a third party was HIV positive. She did not break any laws to learn this information; someone else told her. The HIV-positive man's suit against her relied on the so-called tort of disclosure of private facts. (There are four privacy torts: intrusion upon seclusion; appropriation of likeness; public disclosure of private facts; false-light publicity.) The plaintiff could not charge her with libel or slander since what she said was true. The judges referenced an oft-cited 1890 Warren-Brandeis article that popularized the idea of suing reporters (and others) for violating your privacy if they said truthful things about you. The authors seemed mainly concerned with muzzling journalists and censoring the press, the court noted: The invasion of privacy tort had its genesis in an 1890 law review article by Boston attorney Samuel Warren and his former law partner--and future Supreme Court Justice--Louis Brandeis. An impetus for it seems to have been the press's coverage of Warren's wife's social gatherings "in highly personal and embarrasing detail." The reports covering their daughter's wedding were apparently more than the Warrens' sensibilities could bear... The authors criticized the press for "overstepping in every direction the obvious bounds of propriety and decency." They were concerned that truthful reporting about "private" affairs was causing "a lowering of social standards and of morality."... A cause of action for invasion of privacy would chill the press from reporting "unseemly gossip." The Indiana court ruled, in a plurality opinion (joined by a concurrence): [w]e do not discern anything special about disclosure injuries. Perhaps Victorian sensibilities once provided a sound basis of distinction, but our more open and tolerant society has largely outgrown such a justification. In our "been there, done that" age of talk shows, tabloids, and twelve-step programs, public disclosures of private facts are far less likely to cause shock, offense, or emotional distress than at the time Warren and Brandeis wrote their famous article. The court flatly rejected and refused to recognize the tort of disclosure of private facts. It upheld the lower court's decision to grant summary judgment to the woman who was sued. In other words: you're allowed to speak the truth. The court even noted that gossip is socially useful. Score a minor victory for free speech and freedom of the press over so-called "privacy" laws. -Declan

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StockAlert News: UNFC expects increase of $50M in assets
by failaqa35＠psi.ch 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

<HTML><PRE> REMINGTON-HALL CAPITALIZES ON RESURGENT REAL ESTATE MARKET Company expects to acquire $50 million in assets by mid-1998 DALLAS -- UNFC ), a diversified real estate investment firm formerly known as Universal Fuels Company, is quietly acquiring over $50 million in previously undervalued, undercapitalized or mismanaged commercial properties and making this new major player one of the best moderate-risk real estate investments in 1998. Founded in 1975 as Universal Fuels, the company provided uranium to the world as an alternative fuel, but as uranium became less used as a nuclear fuel source than other more economical and useful materials, Universal Fuels' stock declined almost to extinction over several years. The stock price was less than 1¢ last year. Four months ago officials from Camden-Townwest, a privately held real estate investment firm, approached Universal Fuels former management about converting Universal Fuels into a publicly traded real estate conglomerate. Camden-Townwest, founded in 1994, grew from $19,000 in cash to $3 million in assets in three years without seeking any outside capital. Since the change in management and corporate mission last October, UNFC has seen its stock value increase by over 800%. Remington-Hall is now making its move to increase assets at a tremendous rate. By mid-year management expects to acquire in excess of $50 Million in office buildings and multi-family properties at a significant discount to their market value. "We have been referred to as 'Cat Burglars of Real Estate'," said Douglas Fonteno, president & chief executive officer, "and that's a title we plan to keep." Douglas T Fonteno previously Chairman of Camden-Townwest and formerly with Merrill Lynch, is Remington-Hall's new President & Chief Executive Officer. Larry Hood, formerly Chief Operating Officer of Pizza Inn and Chief Financial Officer of Reliance Mortgage Company, is Remington-Hall's Chief Financial Officer, giving the new company immediate and substantial financial integrity. Wade Hyde, previously public relations and investor relations executive for Blockbuster Video and FoxMeyer Corporation, is Vice President of Marketing & Public Relations. Currently Remington-Hall is seeking to be listed on the Pacific Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq National Market. The company anticipates announcing over $10 million in newly acquired assets by the end of January. Name: Remington-Hall Capital Corporation ( formerly Universal Fuels) Symbol: Nasdaq: UNFC Mission: To aggressively acquire steeply undervalued real estate properties due to previous mismanagement or undercapitalization. Management: Senior executives with diverse experiences, including: Fortune 500 corporations, leading stock brokerage firms, real estate companies and national marketing. Goals: To increase assets to $10M by January 98 and $50M by mid-year Address: 1401 Elm St., Ste. 1818, Dallas, TX 75202-2925 Internet: www.remington-hall.com E-Mail: InvestorRelations(a)remington-hall.com Quote: Yahoo! Remington-Hall Except for the historical information contained on the website, the matters set forth inthese documents are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbour" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are subject to risk and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date hereof and the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements. </PRE><

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I'm going to count to ten...
by TruthMonger 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

BadBillyC, I thought you'd finally come to your senses. The headline read, "Clinton Urges Feinstein To Run." Delighted, I scanned the page for the picture of you pumping a round into the riot gun, with a caption quoting you as saying, "I'm going to count to ten..." Sadly, upon reading the accompanying news blurb, it became apparent that the women in your life give you just as much trouble when you're keeping Little Peter out of the relationship, as they do when you let him bend you to his will. Jesus, BillyC, where do you get these broads? It's par for the course for a politician to have the morals of a two dollar whore, but when they have the brains and the heart of a two dollar whore, as well, then you can't hang out with them without "gettin' some on'ya." As far as that mutt-faced, child-murdering bitch in Justice goes, I assumed that Buddy was brought in to replace her, but I was wrong again. If that dumb Nazi cunt keeps popping up in the SunSite GunSight I've got trained on BadBillyG, then I'm going to take care of her sorry ass by telling BillyG how to tie her tubes in a knot. 1. Buy the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, and begin construction on the new MicroSoft Headquarters Building. 2. Place media ads suggesting that the citizens of Redmond consider sending their children to a safer location until the DOJ action against MicroSoft has reached a conclusion. 3. Hold employee fire drills twice a day, and give visitors to MicroSoft Headquarters a sheet containing safety instructions in the event of an armed government assault during their visit. 4. Train bright lights and blaring loudspeakers on the MicroSoft Compound several times per day, in order to prepare employees for possible government action. Think I'm kidding, Bubba? NEWS FLASH!!! San Francisco Chronicle / January 13, 1998 / Page C1 SUN FOCUSES IN ON NT MARKET - New Unix workstations priced as low as $3,000 Sun Microsystems today will launch a new line of inexpensive workstations aimed at blunting the spread of powerful Windows NT desktop computers in the high-profit technical market. ... Golly, gee. The poor bastards are being forced by BadBillyG to offer their products at a reasonable price in order to get a share of the market. Isn't life hard... After years of waiting for these pricks to begin facing enough competition to have to come down off of their high-horse and deliver a product at a price the average joe could at least contemplate, the DOJ is trying to put a lid on the competitor who is delivering the goods for a reasonable price. Netscape? I got MicroSoft Exploiter for free, but I still use Netscape, which I also got for free. Buy Netscape? Kiss my lily-white ass, Bubba. I pay for the son-of-a- bitch every time it takes me five minutes, instead of one, to download the ton of advertising on a website that is brought to me courtesy of the wonderful browser folks who are designing their software for corporate advertising and sales departments, instead of for my benefit. Let's get our cards on the table here, BillyBob. I'm sure that you're getting some good campaign-contribution mileage out of the Micro$not Ba$her Coalition, and would like to squeeze M$ for a good chunk of change, as well, but there is a serious flaw in your game-plan. For starters, BadBillyG already gets much of what he wants by working the actual power-points in the corporate/political structure, instead of fucking away large amounts of time, money and energy on the power-players who may or may not be able to control those who actually control the power-points. Secondly, you cannot be certain that myself or some other lunatic will not storm M$ Corporate Headquarter$ and take the employee$ ho$tage, demanding that BillyG donate a million dollar$ a day to the Democratic Election Campaign to guarantee their $afe release. While the public is willing to pretend that the anti-trust action is for their benefit, I sincerely doubt that they are willing to be made fools of by denying the obvious implication that such an action would be consistent with current political maneuvers, but infinitely more direct and honest than the maze of deceit and lies that those currently in power use to achieve the same ends. I am beginning to froth at the mouth and drool on myself, so I suppose that I should get to the point, and sign off shortly. Bottom line: Look out of your office window. Do you see the sniper, sitting on the rooftop of... OK, just kidding... Seriously, I am certain that there are millions of sheeple who slapped their foreheads and proclaimed, "Who'da thunk it?", when they read such recent news headlines as: "Nixon Knew!" "Joe Camel Designed To Lure Teens!" "Scientists Discover Earth is Round!" The point is, there are also a few chosen individuals (presumably including yourself, but not necessarily Dan Quayle) who had already figured these things out for themselves, long before the mainstream media pronounced them as officially acceptable reality-bytes. Some of these selected individuals belong to agencies, organizations and groups which overtly or covertly work within the established socio- politico-economic structure to guide and direct the future of society, government, civilization, and human development. And some of them work outside of, or within-yet independent of-the officially established structures... I am certain you are aware that there are certain individuals and organizations who have been actively preparing to take advantage of the increasingly popular boogeyman known as the 'Millennium Bug', while keeping quiet about it so as not to alert others as to the true import of the problem in regard to the radical nature of the changes which will accompany it in the socio-politico-economic arenas of society. What you are undoubtedly unaware of, however, is that most of the major players within the established power-structure are sucking hind-tit to a variety of techno-guerilla cells formed many years ago to influence and/or counteract the activities of those who were making plans to manipulate the situation to benefit the few and the powerful. The importance of these individuals is not in the particular nature or scope of their activity, but in the fact that they are quite simply volunteers who, unasked, have separated themself from the crowd around them and committed themself to 'charging the hill' that they see needs to be taken in order to provide safety and protection for their fellow soldiers. One of these individuals is a soldier who was taken prisoner and interred in a German prison camp in 1943. The fact of the matter is, he was a German national of French descent who robed himself in the uniform of a fallen aviator in order to get himself incarcerated for the purpose of helping Allied prisoners of war to escape and successfully find their way to safety. The man was a shipping clerk who knew nothing of war, the military, or the like, but who did what he felt must be done, despite his obvious unsuitability and inexperience for the task. What I will never forget is the puzzled look I saw on his face when someone tried to express sympathy for the trials and tribulations he faced as a result of his actions. His answer was to the effect that, "It was the price to be paid for the decision I made...I knew that going in. It was the price of freedom." The point I am trying to make is that the DOJ actions against M$ could probably be described by reference to a song I once wrote about a cross-eyed girl, titled, "If Looks Could Kill, You'd Only Be Hurting Yourself." The IRS, Treasury Department and the IMF are going to have all they can handle just trying to tread water when the Millennium Bug throws a good screw into their butts. BadBillyG and the Micro$not Exploiter Bowling Team are going to take home their share of the New Millenium trophies, but Blanc Weber and Jeff Sandquist are crazy-gluing enough of the pins to the floor to make sure that the employees of Nut$crape and $un can still put shoes on their childrens' feet. (I've got to admit that your spin doctors are doing a damn fine job of building public sympathy for corporate executives who earn more in a year than Jane and Joe Public will earn in a lifetime.) In closing, I would like to assure the members of the various government and private agencies involved in investigating me as a result of my thinly veiled virtual-death-threats against sundry world leaders and titans of industry that their efforts are not a waste of time. I honestly consider myself a viable prospect as a corporate/political assassin--it's just that circumstances invariably arise which preclude my acting on what I instinctively know to be the right course of action. In essence...I'm only human. From the corporate perspective, I knew years ago that IBM executives deserved to die a slow and horrible death, but I could never quite bring myself to overcome my resistance to destroying some truly great suits in the process. I have had BadBillyG in my gunsights and headlights several times over the years, but I would always back off when overcome by the urge to tickle him under the chin, and call him "little feller." As far as politics goes... I couldn't whack Nixon because he was so patently evil that his ultimate destiny is to be reincarnated as himself, and nothing I could do to him could compare to that. Gerald Ford wasn't worth the trouble, since it seemed likely that he would kill himself by bumping his head on some inanimate object, anyway. Jimmy Carter never really existed, politically, as far as I was concerned. One of us slept through his administration, and I think it was him... Reagan...after his statement that "Trees cause more pollution than automobiles.", it would have been like whacking out a retarded kid. It was no accident that a movie actor was the target of an assassination by someone who watched one too many movies. I washed my hands of his involvement in the American political structure by writing a song called, "Don't Blame Me, I Voted For The Monkey..." George Bush was a conspiracy theorist's dream. He had so much shit on his stick that the wise move was to leave him alone until his tenure was in the history books, and then lay out a documented trail leading from the financial source of his backing originating in profits from Nazi business dealings during World War II --> to his bald-faced audacity in trumpeting the rejuvenation of the Third Reich's 'New World Order.' (But, when Bush was President, "...the trains ran on time.") Then, we have 'Slick Willie'. Apologies in advance, but you have pretty much been nailed as a dope-smoking, draft-dodging, drug-dealing adulterer who has a history of questionable business dealings ranging from real-estate fraud to selling post-mortem military honors to people who died fucking their brains out in the Lincoln bedroom in return for illegal campaign contributions. My gut instinct tells me that there have probably been dozens of potential assassins who have had you lined up in their gunsights, only to see your silly grin and realize that you are not a whole lot different from themselves. "To him who does what within him lies, God will not deny his grace." ~Saint Thomas Acquinas Nixon was a ratfucker, plain and simple. He didn't really *need* to do the things that he did--he did them because he was willing to sell his soul in order stretch every mile gained by legitimate effort an extra inch or two by taking the dark path. The fact of the matter is, the Presidency requires an individual who is capable of being a two-faced, double-dealing ratfucker when the situation requires it, but Republicans seem to do it for the money, while Democrats generally seem to be more attuned to the emotional ramifications of the illusory power of the position. i.e. - a Rolling Stone music critic once stated that the power in the music played by Southern Bad-Boy Rockers came from the fact that they genuinely believed that they were going to burn in Hell for playing Rock & Roll, but they knew that doing so was in their blood and their destiny. Do you ever find yourself blowing out bad-ass pelvic-motion darkie- licks on the saxaphone, and wondering how in the hell you managed to have this much fun and still scam your way into being elected as one of the most powerful political figures in the allegedly free world? Do you ever wonder why lunatics such as myself give you so much shit over promoting Nazi cunts like Reno and FineSwine, when Hillary did some genuinely fine work in regard to health care and still got broad-sided by statists (both male and female) who thought that there was something inherently sinful in her not suggesting that her ideas could be made financially feasible by holding a bake sale? (I voted for Geraldine Ferraro, but only because I figured that we wouldn't have to pay her as much as a man.) BTW, I just received a letter from Chelsea, and she thanked me for my compliments on her butt, but told me she didn't think it was proper to date a psychopath who was stalking her father with a Stihl chainsaw. (So there is little need for you to lose a lot of sleep over the prospect of having to invite me for Thanksgiving dinner, and call me "son.") I also sent a letter a few weeks ago to Ted Kaczynski, offering to carry on his work while he is incarcerated. I got a letter back from him today, but I'm afraid to open it... Anyway, I realize that I'm starting to babble incoherently, and need to go take my medication, so I'll close by giving you a few words of wisdom, in case there's a chance that you're banging the White House staff person hired to screen your email. Re: Allowing the DOJ to perform a rim-job on BillyG... BadBillyG has the brains to realize that he only has to hang on for another 12 months, or so, before the Wonderful World of Computers is up to their ass in alligators over the Year2000 bug. If you truly believe that an individual who became the richest person in the world by promoting a fairly mediocre operating system is going to bend over and lift his robe while the dipshits who were incapable of competing with him (even when they had software and operating systems vastly superior to his) scramble to make their Y2K-non-compliant software comatible with their bum-buddy's Y2K-non-compliant software... I have some ocean-front property in Tucson, Arizona. Re: The poor, put-upon souls competing with Micro$not... It has been confirmed by extensive research that the future can be reliably predicted by taking note of the actions and reactions of the lunatic and criminal elements of society. I happen to qualify on both counts... I enjoy the living shit out of Micro$not Ba$hing, but it pisses me off when the government does it... I will kiss your lily-white ass if you can prove to me that the goddamn whiners bitching about BillyG's profits are not pulling down millions of dollars a year themselves. BillyG has a hundred billion dollars? I don't care if he has a fucking trillion dollars...those other whining fucks DO NOT have a God-given right to get filthy rich by keeping the price of their products inflated through the stifling of competition from Micro$not. What, exactly, is Nut$crape'$ complaint? That if Micro$not gives away InteNet Exploiter for free, that they cannot force me to pay to acquire a product that is designed to deliver commercial advertising to my screen when I surf the Net? Fuck those assholes... What, exactly, is $un Micro$ystem'$ complaint? That they have to produce products that don't cost ten times what Micro$not's products cost, in order to capture a decent market-share? Fuck those assholes... FRESH FROM THE CLUESERVER!!! I'm a fucking lunatic. I've had enough electricity run through my brain to keep Las Vegas in business for a decade. I require intense medication to keep from chewing on the rug and barking at the moon. Nonetheless, I was promoting and addressing computer issues in the 80's that are being recognized as essential to the future of technology at the close of the 90's. And what you should find *really scary* is that there are sane, functional people out and about in your world who not only know all that I do, and more, but who are in a position to throw a serious fuck into the heart of any technology system that the powermongers are counting on to promote their narrow self-interests over those of the general public. On a recent trip between B.C. and California, I stopped off in Micro$not Land long enough to vandalize the computer system in one of their offices so that their faxes to certain locations would translate the words "Bill Gates" into "Little Feller." Mission Impossible-->Mission Complete. Let me explain this as simply as possible. When the clock strikes 2000, many corporate and government agencies can kiss thier software functionality goodbye. Many of the companies who believe they are in a position to take advantage of the situation will find that small anomalies exist in their systems which will take tens of thousands of man-hours to resolve (only to discover that the 'solution' leads to another anomaly of the same nature). Keep in mind that what I am describing is only a small part of a process that began in 1989, with a computer manifesto which contained the words, "His Login is Panic, His Password is Crash. When Time is of Essence, He'll Rise from the Ash." These words were written by a computer neophyte who recognized the path the future would take, but who had no idea what could be done to counteract the evil he foresaw. Others *did* know what could be done...and more... The Y2K problem is quickly gaining recognition as a factor that will lead to monumental changes in the process of separating the winners from the losers in the coming Millennium. What is recognized by only a select few is that there are other considerations which have been programmed to go hand-in-hand with the Y2K problem which will have even greater influence on who will emerge in the next Millennium as the chief movers and shakers of society, government and civilization. In 1989, the Author wrote, "Gomez is coming." In 1998, the Author arrived for gomez's funeral the day before he was assassinated. The timing of his arrival was dependent upon the information he received from Netizens he didn't know, and had never met. Netizens who had ears to hear, and had acted on his warnings in ways which went far beyond the ken of his own understanding of the prophecies which he spoke. The Author neither knew nor cared about the source or intentions of those who had directed him to travel to Berkeley in time to say a last goodbye to his friend and mentor. Neither did he know or care how or why he instinctively knew that upon opening the letter he received from the alleged UnaBomber, that his brains would be splattered upon the wall behind him, forming the words, "TRIN--The Revolution Is NOW!" I'm Going To Count To Ten... ~~~~~~~~~~~ TruthMonger ~~~~~~~~~~~

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Re: Forwarding remailer-ops posts
by Toto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

XXXX wrote: > > > Those who have never operated a remailer fail to realize that > > the main goal of a remailer-operator should not be to provide > > a non-discriminatory forwarding service for anonymous users, but > > to ensure continued operation by not ruffling the feathers of > > upstream providers, and to provide a spam/UCE filtering service > > If the xxxx remailer was to allow non-PGP message and to stop > processing block requests, would you be willing to underwrite any legal > costs incurred? Nope. I have always found that those who attempt to cause me legal problems find themselves suddenly beset by problems of a much greater magnitude than those presented by my presence and actions, and quickly turn their attention to dealing with the greater problems in their life. > You yourself know how repressive the Canadian government is, look at the > RCMP takeover in Moncton, look at the RCMP attacking (law-abiding) > protestors at APEC, it is all around us. We are trying to preserve feedoms > in Canada, but I don't see any results from your cynical crap. All you > seem to do is whin, poke fun, and annoy. At the end of the day how much > have you done? I am growing tried of your holier than thou speech from the > throne. Actually, it is difficult to maintain a 'holier than thou' attitude when you're a cynical, whining, annoying asshole (but Lord knows, I try). As to how much I *do* by the end of the day, it is really nobody's business but my own, since the repressive forces you mention above make it advisable for many forms of active resistance to oppression to be done quietly, or from the shadows. Even when poking fun at fellow remailer-operators who sometimes appear to have forgotten that their original objective was to drain the swamp, I assume that the activities reflected in their public communications are not necessarily representative of their total contribution to providing tools and services supporting the basic human rights and freedoms which have become increasingly dangerous to exercise. The public remailers being maintained are an important training ground and showcase for the communications and privacy/anonymity tools being developed and used in their operation, but their very availability itself results in their exposure to the haphazard vagarities of social pressures and targeted oppression by those forces which feel threatened by tools which allow others to avoid being monitored and controlled. Current threads on the CypherPunks list regarding Eternity servers, mirrors, BlackNet, covert and/or private backroads on the 'Super- Highway', etc., are being disseminated to--and studied with great interest by--a wide variety of individuals who are fast becoming increasingly aware that the next few years will be turbulent times wherein those who fail to take steps to cover their own ass will find themselves being 'protected' by the government and corporate wolves offering us technologies based only on the "Trust Us" system. Revolutions rarely begin with grand pronouncements and massive public displays of resistance in the street. They usually begin in basements and secret rooms where increasing numbers of citizens begin preparing to protect and defend their own freedom and rights. When the shit hits the fan, many are surprised to find how many of their friends and neighbors have already been doing the same. The Revolution is *always* NOW!

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17 Dec '03

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Re: Forwarding remailer-ops posts
by Toto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Richard Johnson wrote: > > At 12:33 -0700 on 1/15/98, Mark Berry wrote: > > Hi to all members of the list > > > > Just a quick question... Does anyone object to their posts to this list > > being forwarded (to cypherpunk type lists)? ... > I don't really care about my own posts, should I make some. I worry, > however, about drawing in the kooks. > Richard My name isn't Richard, but I'm still a Dick... I agree that we should worry about drawing in the kooks who have little experience in proper construction of an aluminum-foil hat capable of drowning out the voices that try to twist our minds into believing that the purpose of operating a remailer is to provide a forum for unfettered communication, when Rush Limbaugh and Chris Lewis recognize that the true purpose of running a remailer is to block spam and UCE's. Even more frightening is the prospect that a US citizen might go so far as to use a remailer to send a message to the Whitehouse that men licensed to use guns against the citizens might find objectionable. Those who have never operated a remailer fail to realize that the main goal of a remailer-operator should not be to provide a non-discriminatory forwarding service for anonymous users, but to ensure continued operation by not ruffling the feathers of upstream providers, and to provide a spam/UCE filtering service for computer users who have foolishly spent their money purchasing email software which does not allow them to quickly and easily set up their own self-defined email filters. It has long been my contention that if a child being molested by 'Uncle Jim' is too fucking lazy to learn how to use PGP in order to help remailer operators cut down on spam, then they deserve every ounce of seminal fluid forced down their throat by 'Uncle Jim' and the guys who live in the dumpster behind the Greyhound station and are willing to share their bottle of Thunderbird with anyone who has access to vulnerable young children. Of course, I'm a pedophile, so I could be a bit biased in this regard. TotoHomoLoco

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Re: Forwarding remailer-ops posts
by Toto 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Privacy Admin wrote: > > On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, Mark Berry wrote: > > > Just a quick question... Does anyone object to their posts to this list > > being forwarded (to cypherpunk type lists)? I will honour any requests not > > I object since it would likely increaes the volume of the mailing list, > which was designed to be low-volume (IMHO) so that all remailer operators > would bother to read it. Those operators who do not already read > cypherpunks may not welcome the increase of flaming, wildly tagentantal > material and plenty of petty bickering. Only an asshole without the brainpower to recognize the importance of open discussions of Tanya Harding's chances of forging a new career in the WorldWide Wrestling Federation would also fail to recognize that differences of opinion over the size of jockey shorts that Chris Lewis should be required to wear is essential to the future of the IntereNet. Privacy Admin (if that is your *real* name...) would be well advised to consider the astronomical rise in cost of InterNet access that could result from AOL'ers learning to successfully unsubscribe from mailing lists, instead of subsidizing the rest of us by paying exhorbitant fees to send multiple messages saying, "I'm SERIOUS! Unscribvive me from this fucking mailing list or I will keep complaining, instead of buying a clue!" If the foregoing doesn't seem to make sense, it's OK, because I am a list scibviver. (Although I have been unsuccessfully trying to ubscrivive for the last several months.) Tojohoto

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17 Dec '03

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Re: remailer resistancs to attack (fwd)
by Jim Choate 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Forwarded message: > Subject: Re: remailer resistancs to attack > Date: Fri, 16 Jan 1998 04:56:12 EST > From: Ryan Lackey <rdl(a)mit.edu> > Adam Back: > > Public access servers aren't a good idea. Really people should be > > running local access servers only. The index is local, cache is > > local, and USENET is a distributed broadcast medium. > > True. Where do these private access servers get/send their traffic ultimately? > By having anonymous remailers which are themselves anonymous -- running > on discarded accounts, only known by a few other remailers, So we have lots of little groups of remailers that are hidden from public view by a 'ring' of public remailers (required if we want the general public to access them)? By what mechanism do I as a 'secret' remailer let others know about my existance and hence willingness to carry traffic? By what mechanism is my trustworthyness to be judged for this secret duty? > general public, perhaps by splitting up remailer addresses as a > shared secret, so one remailer knows there is a "foo remailer" it can > use, and has 1 of 3 where 2 pieces are necessary to have the address. and > sends it to another remailer which may have the other part of the address. Doesn't the remailer have to know who to ask to have a reasonable shot at getting the pieces? Isn't the list of sources going to have to be publicly accessible? Doesn't this also increase the bandwidth problem? Considering the scale required to impliment this, where is the monetary pay off for these secret remailers? > Providing a financial incentive for people to run remailers. This requires > digital cash. I believe digital cash will soon exist, and thus this will > soon be possible. At least one current potential for income is the indipendant key server. Charge some amount to keep the keys for a year and charge per access by remailers since they would be commercial enterprises. If the cost were pennies per access you could even access the casual individual user who wants to pull a key (though I personaly would like to see this cost be born by the key server operator). ____________________________________________________________________ | | | The most powerful passion in life is not love or hate, | | but the desire to edit somebody elses words. | | | | Sign in Ed Barsis' office | | | | _____ The Armadillo Group | | ,::////;::-. Austin, Tx. USA | | /:'///// ``::>/|/ http://www.ssz.com/ | | .', |||| `/( e\ | | -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- Jim Choate | | ravage(a)ssz.com | | 512-451-7087 | |____________________________________________________________________|

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