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by Sparks, Charley 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

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by delkins＠netscape.net 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

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jobs from home
by Robin Garlin 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

To whom it may concern: I am interested in a part time job from my home. Please send some more information.

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Sorry about duplicate emails
by George＠Orwellian.Org 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

I expect to change service providers in a couple weeks. PSINet is so fucked. PSINet www1:/var/log/syslog (ve haf our vays ;-): Jun 25 07:07:57 www1.aa.psiweb.com sendmail[21249]: HAA21249: from=George(a)Orwellian.Org, size=1152, class=0, pri=61152, nrcpts=2, msgid=<200106251107.HAA21249(a)www1.aa.psiweb.com>, relay=aa004521@localhost Jun 25 07:07:58 www1.aa.psiweb.com sendmail[21251]: HAA21249: to="Tim May, El Presidente" <cypherpunks(a)cyberpass.net>, delay=00:00:01, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=ddn, relay=rigel.cyberpass.net. [216.34.245.6], stat=Sent (2.0.0 f5PB7ov20990 Message accepted for delivery) The duplicate email's headers:

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Police beanbag shotgun?
by George＠Orwellian.Org 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

Ah, kinder, gentler, "less lethal" police ammo. [snipped] http://www.latimes.com/news/state/20010624/t000052342.html # # Woman Killed in Standoff with Long Beach (CA) Police # # Long Beach homicide detectives are investigating the death of # a 48-year-old woman shot by officers who fired beanbags during # a standoff outside her home. # # Reymer was hit in the arm and torso with beanbags fired from # a 12-gauge shotgun, Tabing said. Police were about 30 to 35 feet # away from her when they fired, after receiving the order from # a sergeant on the scene, she added. # # Beanbags, which police consider "less lethal" ammunition, are # used by police departments across the nation. The bags travel # much more slowly than bullets and are meant to control suspects # without killing them. # # Paramedics, already on the scene, rushed in to perform CPR, Taylor # said. "They rolled her over," he said. "There was no blood, but # she was not responding."

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Police beanbag shotgun?
by George＠Orwellian.Org 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

Ah, kinder, gentler, "less lethal" police ammo. [snipped] http://www.latimes.com/news/state/20010624/t000052342.html # # Woman Killed in Standoff with Long Beach (CA) Police # # Long Beach homicide detectives are investigating the death of # a 48-year-old woman shot by officers who fired beanbags during # a standoff outside her home. # # Reymer was hit in the arm and torso with beanbags fired from # a 12-gauge shotgun, Tabing said. Police were about 30 to 35 feet # away from her when they fired, after receiving the order from # a sergeant on the scene, she added. # # Beanbags, which police consider "less lethal" ammunition, are # used by police departments across the nation. The bags travel # much more slowly than bullets and are meant to control suspects # without killing them. # # Paramedics, already on the scene, rushed in to perform CPR, Taylor # said. "They rolled her over," he said. "There was no blood, but # she was not responding."

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ANGELIC IMPLANT
by Sandy Sandfort 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

C'punks, Here's an article about a human-implanted device: http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=23232 It says in part: "Beginning July 15, Applied Digital Solutions will begin beta testing on humans an implant technology capable of allowing users to emit a homing beacon, have vital bodily functions monitored and confirm identity when making e-commerce transactions.... Digital Angel. sends and receives data and can be continuously tracked by global positioning satellite technology." Boy, that makes me feel comfortable. S a n d y

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Re: The Art of Submarine Warfare
by George＠Orwellian.Org 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

# From: Greg Broiles <gbroiles(a)well.com> # To: Harmon Seaver <hseaver(a)ameritech.net> # Cc: George(a)Orwellian.Org, cypherpunks(a)lne.com # Date: Fri, 22 Jun 01 16:49PM EDT # Subject: Re: The Art of Submarine Warfare # # At 01:22 PM 6/22/2001 -0500, Harmon Seaver wrote: # # > Listen to it again -- doesn't she say "I'm recording this"?? # # Yes, she does - but the recorder would either have been on her person (in # which case it would have been taken from her before she was sitting in the # back of the police car), or in her car. And the repy at Date: Fri, 22 Jun 01 14:20PM EDT And the repy at Date: Fri, 22 Jun 01 13:59PM EDT What does 'lne' stand for, "Late, or NEver"? I only received the above due to the direct Cc. ---- Anyway, I agree now it was a police recording. So, they can pull you over for no reason? She asked repeatedly if she'd done anything wrong, the Copper said it was a checkpoint thang. ---- Just got a Sony D-EJ721: a diskman that can play multi-session CD-RWs. Nice. ---- I can check out Radio Shack, etc, but does anyone have recommendations for (hidden) wireless transmitter mics? Also, what can take out a surveillance camera from a distance? An Edmund Scientific laser? How about the ones in a dark glass bowl? http://www.notbored.org

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Freedom's just another word for . . .
by Greg Broiles 25 Jun '01

25 Jun '01

I'm assembling a collection of known attacks on anonymity systems, and went to Zero Knowledge's website to look at their materials, and noticed a few changes that might be of interest to people following the anonymity business - They recently released Freedom 2.2. Their product/service offering now seems to be split into two categories - one "standard service" and one "premium service", where the "premium service" apparently uses crypto (and nesting? hard to tell from the marketing stuff) to provide stronger anonymity, while the standard doesn't, sounding more like a cross between the Anonymizer and Norton Internet Security (at a lower price). With the release of 2.2, Linux and Macintosh versions are no longer supported due to lack of demand. Adam Back, Ian Goldberg, and Adam Shostack put together a really helpful paper ("Freedom 2.1 Security Issues and Analysis") describing known difficulties and holes in their system. It's worth reading and thinking about even if you're not using Freedom, because most of the issues are present for ordinary web users, or users of other privacy-protecting systems. ZKS' willingness and ability to release this sort of information about their product and their field indicates that they've still got people of integrity working there, which is really good to see. The paper is beneath the "white papers" link - they've moved to a dynamic page-generating system which makes me reluctant to post a long (and probably short-lived) URL, but it's not hard to find. -- Greg Broiles gbroiles(a)well.com "Organized crime is the price we pay for organization." -- Raymond Chandler

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25 Jun '01

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