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Last Minute Holiday Shopping
by Jim McGone 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

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Re: FW: FreeSWAN Release 1.93 ships!
by Steve Mynott 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

"Lucky Green" <shamrock(a)cypherpunks.to> writes: > FreeS/WAN occupies a position very rarely found in efficient markets, > such as open source software. While the position is rarely encountered, > it can nonetheless exist: I believe that FreeS/WAN is a natural > monopoly. My impression from the show of hand at the HAL2001 FreeS/WAN session was that OpenBSD's IPSEC was being used rather more than FreeS/WAN. -- 1024/D9C69DF9 steve mynott steve(a)tightrope.demon.co.uk don't anthropomorphize computers; they don't like it.

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Attention Homeowners: Don't Refinance Yet !!!
by ECA 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

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Re: Steganography, My Ass: The Dangers of Private and Self-Censorship in Wartime
by mattd 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

>>"the public responsibilities of >the press are a myth." It's entirely possible to reconcile that phrase >with the idea that a newspaper is a for-profit business. Especially if your a two headed dog.I cant believe the crap assfluff,cheney and the drongo are putting over you people. They tell you to fly ,fly, fly then warn you next day were all going to die,die,die.Of course its all a lie,lie,lie. Assfluffs a stumbling peccary about to fall into the piranha pool.You can fool some people... The lies about technology and the net remind me of wermacht soldiers at stalingrad giving a massive salute while saying 'the shit in berlin is up to HERE!"

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cryptographic fantasy (ca. "Stego, my ass" by WF Buckley)
by Dirk Boxcuttah 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

The notion that Osama would use a filmed interview to send out recondite commands is cryptographic fantasy. William F. Buckley Jr. OSAMA THE INVINCIBLE http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ucwb/20011211/cm/osama_the_invincible_1.html

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Re: UPI editor: dissent is like soviet propoganda
by jamesd＠echeque.com 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

-- James A. Donald: > > For example the viewer sees CBU-15 described as nerve > > gas. The viewer then sees Moorer and the interviewer > > talking about a battle in Laos, then there is an editing > > cut, and then the viewer sees: On 10 Dec 2001, at 14:53, Declan McCullagh wrote: > I don't think your summary is correct. CNN hired an outside > reviewer who came up with this report, which recommends > retraction of the story but accuses the reporters of no > malice: http://www.cnn.com/US/9807/02/tailwind.findings/ "No malice", not "no lies" The reason he concludes "no malice" is that he concludes the reporters really believed the US had used nerve gas, not because he believes the reporters had truthfully reported the evidence. The edited Moorer seemingly admits to the use of nerve gas, and another witness seemingly admits to personally massacring civilians. In the unedited versions, they do not. The reason it was "no malice" is that the reporters actually had some evidence -- but not evidence persuasive enough to report on television. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG LU0N6i897F7dj1cMd1Rd3z4T8cvfH/3QdF6Yx98j 4B2ygdObW0RForD1jMTcV2PBVSHc8W09z7xvkq3y9

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: Re: AP Al Qaeda
by mattd 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

On Wed, 12 Dec 2001, Declan McCullagh wrote: > Without getting into any AP discussion, I would point out that there > are some positive things to be said about turning to property taxes. > > Also, if you fail to pay your property tax now, it will (in extremis) > be confiscated. Armed resistance to confiscation would be met by > escalation, including, if necessary, >military helicopters. So the property you own is really(!) owned by the state and you pay the initial payments for title transfer and the taxes during occupation (sounds like rent doesn't it?) unless you default in which case they take their property back... Seems to me the ideal strategy is to not own anything of significant value. "Aint got nothing,got nothing to lose" A lot of barristers have gone bankrupt lately,It hasn't cramped their billing style though.This threads veering into socialistic territory,Im telling jamesd! Also AP comes out of tax revolt,dont try and separate it out,declan.Start a new thread on property taxes.Im taxing the land where the cato institute stands,btw.If I dont get 100,000 k per annum I send in my new OSD black helicopters.

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Re: AP Al Qaeda, the wrath of choate!
by mattd 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

Get your damn quoting right, Declan didn't right the '> >' delimited text as you indicate. Get this right dickhead.Im here to annoy you,declan and any other cypherpunk I feel like.Your fancypants,the lotta youse. (cept peter trei)

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Re: Professor Punished for Witty Remark
by mattd 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

>>Compared to giants like Brookings? Not well-funded, well-known, big, nor powerful. Few folks even in DC have heard of it. $1M in grants over a period of years is not much by Washington policy group standards. -Declan Compared to so called "libertarian" institute,Cato,that comps our resident bottom feeding scribbler this is low?high?middling? Right wing conservative 'think tanks' serve a useful purpose for the fascist corporate state.Corporations need manufactured consent as much as Govt.Especially when so many of them are so much bigger than many Govts.Ive made several posts re.the notorious cato institute,the most damaging linking declan through it to the murder of george harrison.As I said to agent faustine,declan,silence speaks volumes in this house.

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Slashdot | Free Software And Its Revolutionary Social Implications
by mattd 12 Dec '01

12 Dec '01

>>Those in the audience that are freethinking and not jingoistic Jamesd help me out here! This crappy kraut wants to quote MARX! This choate guy,when he's not baffling with flying saucer bushit,is a motherfucking COMMIESYMP! maybe even a COMMIE! Im not joking,he is clinically insane.

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