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CDR: Fwd: AES winner webcast 4pm today
by R. A. Hettinga 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

Strangely enough, http://real.nist.gov/ is, of course, choked. :-). Anyone heard yet who the winner is? Cheers, RAH --- begin forwarded text

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CDR: PhotoPoint Password Reminder
by support＠photopoint.com 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

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CDR: Supremes defer Sony vs. Fair Use soft emulator
by David Honig 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

Oct 2, 2000 - 10:31 AM Supreme Court Sidesteps PlayStation Dispute By Laurie Asseo Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court stayed out of a dispute between Sony and another company whose software allows people to run Sony PlayStation games on personal computers. The court, without comment Monday, let Connectix continue selling its Virtual Game Station until a lower court rules on Sony's claim of unfair competition. Sony has sold 50 million PlayStations - small computers with hand controls - that plug into a television set and allow consumers to play games inserted into the computer on a compact disc. The PlayStation's software program is protected by copyright. In January 1999, Connectix of San Mateo, Calif., began selling the Virtual Game Station, which allows people to run PlayStation games on their own personal computers. The Virtual Game Station software does not contain any of Sony's copyright material. But in developing it, Connectix used the PlayStation's software program by extracting its code from a chip and copying it repeatedly on its own computer to see how it worked. Sony filed a copyright-infringement lawsuit, and a federal judge in San Francisco halted sales of the Virtual Game Station in April 1999 pending a ruling. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted that order last February, saying Connectix's action amounted to a "fair use" of Sony's software. The court said Connectix was a "legitimate competitor" in creating computer platforms on which Sony games can be played, adding that copyright law does not allow Sony to monopolize that market. In the appeal acted on Monday, Sony's lawyers said the ruling erodes copyright protection for computer programs. Connectix's actions were "pure free-riding, using the protected work to develop a substitute far more quickly and inexpensively than the original," Sony's lawyers said. Sony invested three years and $500 million to develop the PlayStation, its lawyers said, while Connectix took six months and $150,000 to create its product. Connectix's lawyers said the company created "an entirely new environment" for playing PlayStation games. A 1998 federal law boosting copyright protections for the computer industry endorsed the process used by Connectix, the lawyers said. In May, a federal judge in San Francisco threw out seven of Sony's nine allegations against Connectix in the copyright case, allowing Sony to pursue claims of violating trade secrets and unfair competition. The case is Sony Computer Entertainment v. Connectix, 00-11. http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAEWJW8UDC.html "The electron, in my judgment, is the ultimate precision-guided munition." -John Deutsch, CIA Director

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CDR: thought police
by David Honig 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

Oct 2, 2000 - 10:40 AM Court Allows Suspension of Student for Drawing Pictures of Confederate Flag The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - A Kansas youth suspended from school for three days after he drew a picture of a Confederate flag lost a Supreme Court appeal Monday. The court, without comment, turned away arguments that the suspension violated the youth's freedom of speech and other constitutionally protected rights. T.J. West was a seventh-grader at Derby Middle School in Sedgwick, Kan., when in spring 1998 he made a 4-by-6 inch sketch of the Confederate flag during a math class. West later told his assistant principal a friend had urged him to draw the flag, and that he knew what it was but not what it meant. West also knew drawing the flag violated a "racial harassment and intimidation" policy the school district had adopted after incidents of racial tension in 1995. The policy banned, among other things, students from possessing "any written material, either printed or in their own handwriting, that is racially divisive or creates ill will or hatred." Confederate flags were specifically listed as such material. During the racial tensions at Derby High School and the middle school in 1995, at least one fight had broken out as a result of a student wearing a Confederate flag headband. During that time, the Aryan Nation held a recruiting drive directly across the street from Derby High School and the Ku Klux Klan distributed literature to students near the high school. West and his father challenged the boy's suspension from school, but a federal trial judge and the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the school district. The appeals court, in its ruling last March, noted that West had been suspended earlier that school year for calling another student "blackie" and had been reminded at that time about the harassment and intimidation policy. The case is West v. Derby Unified School District No. 260, 99-2039. http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGAX5X89UDC.html "The electron, in my judgment, is the ultimate precision-guided munition." -John Deutsch, CIA Director

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CDR: Business link
by edtj2000 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

http://www.edtj2000.com/mail.asp

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Re: AES winner to be announced Monday.
by Nomen Nescio 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

On Fri, 29 Sep 2000 14:38:30 -0400, "Trei, Peter" <ptrei(a)rsasecurity.com> wrote: > I can't get the web page myself, but the appended message > is in sci.crypt today: > > Peter Trei > ------------------------ > From: Jim Gillogly <jim(a)acm.org> > 1:03 PM > > Subject: Re: Deadline for AES... > > Tim Tyler wrote: > > No official announcement of the date has been posted yet on > > http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/aes/ > > The new notice just went up at this site: announcement to be made > 2 Oct with simultaneous webcast. They (explicitly) won't say yet > how many algorithms have been chosen as the AES. There's no mention > of new versions of SHA-* with appropriately longer hashes. > -- > Jim Gillogly > Sterday, 8 Winterfilth S.R. 2000, 17:00 > 12.19.7.10.12, 8 Eb 15 Chen, Fifth Lord of Night Though NIST is being very secretive regarding the AES announcement, they let the following rumors leak: 1. There is a single winner. 2. It is not an American design. If so, this rules out MARS, RC6, and Twofish. But now comes the third rumor: 3. The winner is not covered by any patent or patent claim identified or disclosed to NIST by interested parties. Assuming this is true, there is only one algorithm that is not explicitly mentioned in Hitachi's claim: Rijndael.

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CDR: Editor's Choice: Winning Stocks in the Insurance Industry, 10/2/00
by Powerize/Hoover's 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

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CDR: Bruble2 address change
by Admin of Bruble Anonymous Remailer 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

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CDR: Re: <nettime> Rebirth of Guilds
by David Honig 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

At 04:36 AM 9/25/00 -0400, Sampo A Syreeni wrote: > >So how do you feel, for instance, about bullying in the form of cooperative >isolation of someone by his/her peers? Certainly everybody has the /right/ >not to speak to someone... Freedom of association includes freedom not to associate. >Only that sort of thing harms people more than an occasional, physical >punch, something which few liberty-advocating people would say is tolerable. Exclusion harms you only if it bugs you ---you have to want to be a homosexual atheist boyscout for their exclusion to matter. Non-consensual violence always harms. > >I think liberty should carry a pricetag of tolerance. > No, liberty is absolute, and probably not being exercised if *someone* isn't offended. Your suggestion to "play nice" is quaint but irrelevent when talking about sovereign adults. Tolerance means tolerating intolerant groups. The latter-day euros (germans and french esp.) don't get it. When you burn nazi literature you have become them.

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CDR: disney dollars.
by All family 02 Oct '00

02 Oct '00

Hello. My name is Sandy and I had seen an article that you had or have disney dollars. The reason I am asking is that my father is a currency collector and is looking for the disney dollars. As you know that the old versions are of course very hard to find. Him being with out web access, it is my job to help is seek and find the newest craze to currency collecting. If you could be of any help, I would deeply appreciate it. Thanks for your time and have a wonderful week. Sandy Manhattan,KS

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