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Re: ok sending it
by jose 05 Oct '09

05 Oct '09

yo mate, ok I`ll give you my trick but if you give it someone else I`ll fuckin kill you :) you know in roulette you can bet on blacks or reds. If you bet $1 on black and it goes black you win $1 but if it goes red you loose your $1. So I found a way you can win everytime: bet $1 on black if it goes black you win $1 now again bet $1 on black, if it goes red bet $3 on black, if it goes red again bet $8 on black, if red again bet $20 on black, red again bet $52 on black (always multiple you previous lost bet around 2.5), if now is black you win $52 so you have $104 and you bet: $1 + $3 + $8 + $20 + $52 = $84 So you just won $20 :) now when you won you start with $1 on blacks again etc etc. its always bound to go black eventually (it`s 50/50) so that way you eventually always win. But there`s a catch. If you start winning too much (like $1000 a day) casino will finally notice something and can ban you. I was banned once on royal casino. So don`t be too greedy and don`t win more then $200 a day and you can do it for years. I think bigger casinos know that trick so I play for real money on smaller ones, right now I play on elite vip casino: www.elite6vip.com for more then 3 months, I win $50-$200 a day and my account still works. You`ll find roulette there when you log in go to "specialty" section - "american roulette". And don`t you dare talling about it anyone else, if too many people knows about it casinos will finally found a way to block that trick. If you have any questions just drop me a line here or on skype. c ya ----- Original Message ----- From: "edwsea" <cypherpunks(a)jfet.org> To: <danielwpf(a)parkecounty.org> Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 1:14 PM Subject: Please send me the system > Hi jose. > > Please tell me when you will send me your roulette trick? > You promised you`ll send it few weeks ago :( > > Thanks in advance. >

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Sotomayor Says Corporations Aren't Legal Persons
by R.A. Hettinga 05 Oct '09

05 Oct '09

"Hmm, hmm, hmm. First day on the new job. Hmm, hmm, hmm. Let's pull on... oh, say, *that* string, there, and see just what falls off! Hmm, hmm, hmm." Interesting times have now officially arrived, folks. On the other hand, if statists insist on killing the very Code that lays their golden eggs, one, um, hopes, more code can be written to change, er, fix, the problems they create, and for the better this time. Herr Doktor Lessig may in fact end up, well, hoping, that Declan actually *did* have it right after all... Certainly financial cryptography, in theory at least, allows the ability to anonymously vote shares of a given business entity in such a fashion as to control its digital signature, spilt its cash profits, and so on. As if it were a person. Maybe Turing *is* laughing somewhere... Hmm, hmm, hmm... Cheers, RAH ------- <http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125314088285517643.html#printMode> The Wall Street Journal LAW JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 17, 2009 Sotomayor Issues Challenge to a Century of Corporate Law By JESS BRAVIN WASHINGTON -- In her maiden Supreme Court appearance last week, Justice Sonia Sotomayor made a provocative comment that probed the foundations of corporate law. During arguments in a campaign-finance case, the court's majority conservatives seemed persuaded that corporations have broad First Amendment rights and that recent precedents upholding limits on corporate political spending should be overruled. But Justice Sotomayor suggested the majority might have it all wrong -- and that instead the court should reconsider the 19th century rulings that first afforded corporations the same rights flesh-and- blood people have. Judges "created corporations as persons, gave birth to corporations as persons," she said. "There could be an argument made that that was the court's error to start with...[imbuing] a creature of state law with human characteristics." After a confirmation process that revealed little of her legal philosophy, the remark offered an early hint of the direction Justice Sotomayor might want to take the court. "Progressives who think that corporations already have an unduly large influence on policy in the United States have to feel reassured that this was one of [her] first questions," said Douglas Kendall, president of the liberal Constitutional Accountability Center. "I don't want to draw too much from one comment," says Todd Gaziano, director of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the conservative Heritage Foundation. But it "doesn't give me a lot of confidence that she respects the corporate form and the type of rights that it should be afforded." For centuries, corporations have been considered beings apart from their human owners, yet sharing with them some attributes, such as the right to make contracts and own property. Originally, corporations were a relatively rare form of organization. The government granted charters to corporations, delineating their specific functions. Their powers were presumed limited to those their charter spelled out. "A corporation is an artificial being, invisible, intangible," Chief Justice John Marshall wrote in an 1819 case. "It possesses only those properties which the charter of its creation confers upon it." But as the Industrial Revolution took hold, corporations proliferated and views of their functions began to evolve. In an 1886 tax dispute between the Southern Pacific Railroad and the state of California, the court reporter quoted Chief Justice Morrison Waite telling attorneys to skip arguments over whether the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause applied to corporations, because "we are all of opinion that it does." That seemingly off-hand comment reflected an "impulse to shield business activity from certain government regulation," says David Millon, a law professor at Washington and Lee University. "A positive way to put it is that the economy is booming, American production is leading the world and the courts want to promote that," Mr. Millon says. Less charitably, "it's all about protecting corporate wealth" from taxes, regulations or other legislative initiatives. Subsequent opinions expanded corporate rights. In 1928, the court struck down a Pennsylvania tax on transportation corporations because individual taxicab drivers were exempt. Corporations get "the same protection of equal laws that natural persons" have, Justice Pierce Butler wrote. From the mid-20th century, though, the court has vacillated on how far corporate rights extend. In a 1973 case before a more liberal court, Justice William O. Douglas rejected the Butler opinion as "a relic" that overstepped "the narrow confines of judicial review" by second-guessing the legislature's decision to tax corporations differently than individuals. Today, it's "just complete confusion" over which rights corporations can claim, says Prof. William Simon of Columbia Law School. Even conservatives sometimes have been skeptical of corporate rights. Then-Associate Justice William Rehnquist dissented in 1979 from a decision voiding Massachusetts's restriction of corporate political spending on referendums. Since corporations receive special legal and tax benefits, "it might reasonably be concluded that those properties, so beneficial in the economic sphere, pose special dangers in the political sphere," he wrote. On today's court, the direction Justice Sotomayor suggested is unlikely to prevail. During arguments, the court's conservative justices seem to view corporate political spending as beneficial to the democratic process. "Corporations have lots of knowledge about environment, transportation issues, and you are silencing them during the election," Justice Anthony Kennedy said during arguments last week. But Justice Sotomayor may have found a like mind in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. "A corporation, after all, is not endowed by its creator with inalienable rights," Justice Ginsburg said, evoking the Declaration of Independence. How far Justice Sotomayor pursues the theme could become clearer when the campaign-finance decision is delivered, probably by year's end.

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How to use electrical outlets and cheap lasers to steal data
by Eugen Leitl 05 Oct '09

05 Oct '09

http://www.networkworld.com/cgi-bin/mailto/x.cgi?pagetosend=/export/home/ht… How to use electrical outlets and cheap lasers to steal data Researches plan to demonstrate security weaknesses of keyboards at Black Hat. By Tim Greene , Network World , 07/09/2009 If attackers intent on data theft can tap into an electrical socket near a computer or if they can draw a bead on the machine with a laser, they can steal whatever is being typed into it. How to execute these attacks will be demonstrated at the Black Hat USA 2009 security conference in Las Vegas later this month by Andrea Barisani and Daniele Bianco, a pair of researchers for network security consultancy Inverse Path. b The only thing you need for successful attacks are either the electrical grid or a distant line of sight, no expensive piece of equipment is required,b Barisani and Bianco say in a paper describing the hacks. Diagram showing where data is stolen Click to see: Diagram showing where data is stolen The equipment to carry out the power-line attack could cost as little as $500, and the laser attack gear costs about $100 if the attacker already owns a laptop with a sound card, says Barisani. Carrying out the attacks took about a week, he says. b We think it is important to raise the awareness about these unconventional attacks and we hope to see more work on this topic in the future,b Barisani and Bianco say in their paper. Others with more time and money could doubtless create better spying tools using the same concepts, they say. In the power-line exploit, the attacker grabs the keyboard signals that are generated by hitting keys. Because the data wire within the keyboard cable is unshielded, the signals leak into the ground wire in the cable, and from there into the ground wire of the electrical system feeding the computer. Bit streams generated by the keyboards that indicate what keys have been struck create voltage fluctuations in the grounds, they say. Attackers extend the ground of a nearby power socket and attach to it two probes separated by a resistor. The voltage difference and the fluctuations in that difference b the keyboard signals b are captured from both ends of the resistor and converted to letters. To pull the signal out of the ground noise, a reference ground is needed, they say. b A b referenceb ground is any piece of metal with a direct physical connection to the Earth, a sink or toilet pipe is perfect for this purpose (while albeit not very classy) and easily reachable (especially if you are performing the attack from [a] hotel room,b they say in their paper. Since keyboards and mice signals are in the 1 to 20 kHz range, a filter can isolate that range for listening, they say. Variations in individual keyboards and mice result in each keyboard signaling in a slightly different frequency range. With careful filtering, that makes it possible to zero in on a particular keyboard in an environment where many keyboards are in use, the researchers say. The attack proved successful when tapping electric sockets located up to 15 meters from where the target computer was plugged in the researchers say. This method would not work if the computer were unplugged from the wall, such as a laptop running on its battery. The second attack can prove effective in this case, Biancobs and Barisanibs paper says. Attackers point a cheap laser, slightly better than what is used in laser pointers, at a shiny part of a laptop or even an object on the table with the laptop. A receiver is aligned to capture the reflected light beam and the modulations that are caused by the vibrations resulting from striking the keys. This modulation is converted to an electrical signal that is fed into a computer soundcard. b The vibration patterns received by the device clearly show the separate keystrokes,b the researchersb paper says. Each key has a unique vibration pattern that distinguishes it from the rest. The spacebar creates a significantly different set of vibrations, so the breaks between words are readily apparent. Analyzing the sequences of individual keys that are struck and the spacing between words, the attacker can figure out what message has been typed. Knowing what language is being typed is a big help, they say. Laptop lids, especially shiny logos and areas close to the hinges, provide the most easily read vibrations. Anyone worried about this type of attack can make sure there is no line of sight to the laptop, move position frequently while typing and polluting the signal by striking random keys and later deleting them with the backspace key. 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