December 2003 - cypherpunks-legacy

Re: [ADMINISTRATIVIUM] Quadratic residues
by nobody＠REPLAY.COM 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Timothy C[reep] Maytag's IQ is lower than the belly of a pregnant snake. /\ /..\ Timothy C[reep] Maytag /_\/_\

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EI Comments Hypertext
by John Young 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

We're transcribing and hypertexting the 43 PDF-formatted Public Comments submitted to BXA on the transfer of encryption items from the USML to the CCL. The first 19 comments are at: http://jya.com/bxapc1.htm (194K) 1. University of Waterloo 2. John and Laren Navas 3. Cylink 4. Motorola 5. Secure Computing 6. Tuttle and Taylor 7. Lyman C. Welch 8. ISTAC 9. American Association for the Advancement of Science 10. Trusted information Systems, Inc. 11. IBM 12. Hughes Electronics 13. Industry Coalition on Technology Transfer (ICOTT) 14. Murphy & Weber for Nokia 15. Steptoe & Johnson LLP 16. America Online, Inc. 17. Citibank 18. NCR 19. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) The others should be ready late tonight or tomorrow morning.

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Digital Telephony Act
by koontzd＠lrcs.loral.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Whats going to happen when direct satellite phone service becomes a reality ( as in the joint Loral/Qualcomm effort ) ? When one notes that it is difficult to impossible to prevent service stealing in the cellular environment, how will it be prevented in direct broadcast? It might not be possible to detect unauthorized encryption schemes without direct monitoring. Do the Feds think this is can be won?

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Welcome GameSpot and VideoGameSpot!
by announce＠lists.zdnet.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

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by NTMail 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id ja219839; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:24 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:24 -0500 >Message-Id: <22092418045846(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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17 Dec '03

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id ka219840; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:25 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:25 -0500 >Message-Id: <22092560245847(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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17 Dec '03

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id na219843; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:29 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:29 -0500 >Message-Id: <22092963845850(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id ya219854; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:44 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:44 -0500 >Message-Id: <22094445945861(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id da219859; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:50 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:50 -0500 >Message-Id: <22095097845866(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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17 Dec '03

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Could not resolve the address "lists.zdnet.com " Please check you have entered the email address correctly. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Your message follows: >Received: from [206.155.199.6] by smtp1.abraxis.com (NTMail 3.01.03) id aa219856; Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:47 -0500 >Subject: Remove >Date: Tue, 25 Feb 1997 17:09:47 -0500 >Message-Id: <22094706345863(a)abraxis.com> > >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >ZDNET ANNOUNCEMENT 2/24/97 >----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Do you like to play games? No, not those kinds of games! You know, PC or >video games. If the answer is absolutely, sometimes or even just maybe, >then you'll want to check out GameSpot and VideoGameSpot. These are the >hottest, and most fun sites on the Web for information about PC and video >games, bar none! (They are so good, they are now serving as the Games >Channel on ZDNet!) > >GameSpot (www.gamespot.com) gives you the most up-to-date reviews, demos, >news, in-depth features, strategy guides, previews, hints and cheats on >all of the latest PC games and hardware. They cover everything from the >most hyper action games to the more sedate, but mind-wrenching puzzle >games, and give you what you need both before you buy a game and after you >bring it home. No one else's online coverage of the PC game industry even >comes close. > >VideoGameSpot (www.videogamespot.com) provides this same information, but >about video games played on the Sega Saturn, Sony Playstation and >Nintendo64 consoles. Of course you can't download a demo of a video game, >so they provide custom quick-time movies to give you a tantalizing taste >of each title. > >Both sites encourage readers to submit their own reviews of games. Think >their review stinks? Submit your own and show the world that you're the >real expert! > >And if winning free games or hardware has appeal (not unlike a lemon), >then point old man browser over to these sites, PRONTO!! GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot give away thousands of dollars in prizes every month (almost >$40,000 in February). The contests are simple and fun, and there are >hundreds of winners who could tell you how easy it is to get a free game >in the mail. (Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!!) > >To visit the sites, go to the URL's listed below, or link to them from the >ZDNet Games channel (www.zdnet.com/games) See you soon at GameSpot and >VideoGameSpot! > >.

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