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Re: Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP
by skyhawk＠cpac.washington.edu 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

> From: jpp(a)markv.com <jpp/daemon> > Subject: Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP > > [...] Pgpmail also helps fix a known security hole -- it doesn't send you > passphrase on the command line, but uses the environment instead. The security-conscious way to send something to a subprocess is to use a pipe. Looking at environment variables requires just a single extra flag to ps(1). If PGP can't be set up to use a pipe to get the passphrase, it would be best to modify PGP to clear its arguments when it's done getting a copy of them. -- Scott Northrop <skyhawk(a)cpac.washington.edu> (206)784-2083 ObVirus: The demand for obedience is inherently evil. ObVirus2: As a juror in a Trial by Jury, you have the right, power and duty to acquit the defendant if you judge the law itself to be unjust.

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Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP
by jpp＠markv.com 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- I have just finished writing a fancy new package for GNU Emacs (pgpmail). It requires PGP, RMAIL, and sendmail. You must be able to run a program from within Emacs. Pgpmail automaticaly checks message signatures and decrypts messages, it helps automate signing outgoing messages (and strips the signatures a bit too!). Pgpmail also helps fix a known security hole -- it doesn't send you passphrase on the command line, but uses the environment instead. If you would like to be an early alpha tester for my software, *and* feel you would provide lots of testing please reply to me directly. j' - -- O I am Jay Prime Positive jpp(a)markv.com 1250 bit key fingerprint = B8 95 E0 AF 9A A2 CD A5 89 C9 F0 FE B4 3A 2C 3F 524 bit key fingerprint = 8A 7C B9 F2 D5 46 4D ED 66 23 F1 71 DE FF 51 48 Public keys by `finger jpp(a)markv.com' or mail to pgp-public-keys(a)pgp.mit.edu Your feedback is welcome, directly or via symbol JPP on hex(a)sea.east.sun.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQBXAgUBLFTK8NC3U5sdKpFdAQG9bwIJAcsJgRnxpKRPcC9EM1qIsXNvFsK9AiRQ g9IqbsWHi2OIyWvsGrf7YEkZkNojOszgkY3AFlddCZvDueapGMmJHuTx -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Matchbooks, T-shirts, the whole lot
by The Phantom 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Nate(a)vis.colostate.edu writes: Subject: Tshirts, buttons, stickers, bumper stickers, tatoos, earrings,..... Chris Odhner writes: That would be realy cool! Sombody else (Eric I think) suggested maybe buttons as well, and I've seen advertisements out in the net in various ...[deleted] I agree, we talked about the matchbook a while ago, what happened to that? We should do: Stickers, "nice" shirts, T-shirts, matchbooks, a wallet-card, and the Tatoos sound REALLY cool. I'm in for the whold lot. ------ Well, we got working on it and kept getting less and less feedback. The last thing done on it was trying to get some type of cypherpunks logo made. The latest of my ideas are available via ftp to ftp.u.washington.edu: /pub/user-supported/cypherpunks/cpmatch.ps.Z Other ideas I got we can discuss in email or if I get enough response, to the list. Matt Matt Thomlinson Say no to the Wiretap Chip! University of Washington, Seattle, Washington. Internet: phantom(a)u.washington.edu phone: (206) 528-5732 PGP 2.2 key available via email or finger phantom(a)hardy.u.washington.edu

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FASHION: temporary tattoos
by Eric Hughes 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

As long as we're in our graphic design stage, I'm not much into ideographic clothing, but I wouldn't mind as temporary tattoo for my forehead that said CRYPTOGRAPHY USER All due credit to Neal Stephenson for _Snow Crash_ fame. Eric

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Tshirts, buttons, stickers, bumper stickers, tatoos, earrings,.....
by nate＠VIS.ColoState.EDU 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Chris Odhner writes: That would be realy cool! Sombody else (Eric I think) suggested maybe buttons as well, and I've seen advertisements out in the net in various news groups and such about 'cheap stickers' that you can get custom made, like 100 for 15$US. Let's do _ALL_ of these ideas, and realy spread the word! I agree, we talked about the matchbook a while ago, what happened to that? We should do: Stickers, "nice" shirts, T-shirts, matchbooks, a wallet-card, and the Tatoos sound REALLY cool. I'm in for the whold lot. -nate +-------------------------------------------------------------------- | Nate Sammons email: nate(a)VIS.ColoState.Edu | Colorado State University Computer Visualization Laboratory | Finger nate(a)monet.VIS.ColoState.Edu for my PGP key | #include <std.disclaimer> | "I have but one single desire - to tear down the sky" -A. Toomba +----------------------+

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Shirts
by Some butthead 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Whoever is interested in making up those t-shirts, count me as a customer. 1 shirt for sure. Couldn't you post the designs as a gif or the likes and let people check it out on their screen b4 purchasing though? [ * [ ][ ][ ][ ][ [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] * ] [ ] [ ] [ ] HUBA LEIDENFROST / LEIDEN871(a)SNAKE.CS.UIDAHO.EDU [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] ``Now Imagine two armies, two strategically assisted, [ ] [ ] cyberspace-trained, post-industrial, panoptic ninja armies, [ ] [ ] going head-to-head. What on earth would that look like? [ ] [ ] A "conventional" war, a "non-nuclear" war, but a true War [ ] [ ] in the Age of Intelligent Machines, analyzed by nano- [ ] [ ] seconds to the last square micron. [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Who would survive? And what would be left of them?'' [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] -Bruce Sterling, WAR IS VIRTUAL HELL- [ ] [ ] [ ] [ * [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] * ]

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MISC: email-usenet
by Karl Barrus 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Here's a list of email-to-usenet gateways I have: group-name(a)cs.utexas.edu group-name(a)pws.bull.com group.name(a)news.demon.co.uk group.name.usenet(a)decwrl.dec.com group.name(a)news.cs.indiana.edu Since I don't post to usenet much, I can't guarentee these (except the once at UT since I used it recently) so test them out. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.3a iQCVAgUBLFSOjoOA7OpLWtYzAQHGGwP/QAsewVvqe8vJo6NMICZ3vbPnAR7fDjb1 OyWdkNK7P4bTTt7+NCjVqekvNQhsMd+OvOv7DOLidzwISrzkOX1Q8QCzw4boY84I A8ssjAUpeoXHc5TVmEvKxF7xEZA9rUmgNl53voAiCyLwK4tTy8ep5I3UmQYm4tYj Z/au+0h8qM4= =WckZ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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EFF T-Shirt design contest
by gnu 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

EFF T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST We're Looking for a New Look! Help Us Make a Fashion Statement!! EFF T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST 1001 G STREET, NW SUITE 950 EAST WASHINGTON, DC 20001 Entries must be received no later than 5:00pm on July 31, 1993. Designs should be actual size, camera ready and can be b/w or color. Winner(s) will receive a free shirt and a one-year membersh to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. ****************************** Sarah L. Simpson Membership Coordinator Electronic Frontier Foundation 1001 G Street, NW Suite 950 East Washington, DC 20001 202/347-5400 tel 202/393-5509 fax (my submission was "One network, Invisible, with Liberty and Justice for All". Surely you can do better! -- John)

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T-shirts are for wimps...
by Peter Wayner 26 Jul '93

26 Jul '93

I say lets get tattoos. If you _really_ are committed than you won't have any problems with this. Seriously, it is possible to get fake tattoos printed up with your design. I suggest either the classic heart with the word "Freedom" or "Privacy" replacing "Mom". They should last several days and they could be cheap enough to give out for grins. -Peter Wayner

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Re: T-SHIRTS
by deboni＠diego.llnl.gov 26 Jul '93

26 Jul '93

Gold on Black sounds very stylish, but if it costs no more, why not go for some sort of symbolic coat or arms or logo, along with the words? I like the sword-and-pen idea, myself, although a big-brotherish eye/telescreen with a red slash through it grabs me, too. I'm definitely interested in the idea of t-shirts, in general. There is no unity without a t-shirt and/or a coffee mug, IMHO. Tom DeBoni deboni(a)llnl.gov

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