- cypherpunks-legacy - lists.cpunks.org

yonkers raceway slot machines
by Eddie Morales 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

Play free Casino or Reall money gaames in our download �lient. We have �ver 100 free and real online casino m�neyy games for you to play. Casino offers a huge selection of internet casino games Joine today and get USD 1800 to play wiith for free!! http://lhahgf3s7y1zka.spaces.live.com/

1 0

Re: MBA- qualification & award
by Marcie Myles 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

No Exams/Books/Tests/Interview/classes 100% No Pre-School qualification required! ------------------------------ IInside USA: 1-305-390-0269 0utside USA: +1-305-390-0269 ------------------------------ Bacheelor, ])egr�e, MasteerMBA, PhDD (non a�credited) avaiIable in the Field of yo�r choice so you can even become a do�tor and rec�ive All the benefitss That comes withh it! Please l�ave below 3 Inf� in Voicem�iI: 1) Your namee 2) Your country 3) Your phone no. [please include Countrycodee] Call Now!! 24-hours a day, 7-Days a Week waiting For your �all ------------------------------ Inside USA: 1-305-390-0269 0utside USA: +1-305-390-0269 ------------------------------ Our Staff wilI get back to You in 1-3 working days

1 0

Men problems solver sum5o
by Eldon Coates 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

Dear cypherpunks(a)jfet.org http://enetdoctor.sg Cheap prices for all meds.Fast and anonymouse shipping http://enetdoctor.sg

1 0

poker tells
by Martina Chatman 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

Play fr�e �asino or Real mone� games in our download cli�nt. We have� over 100 free and re�l online casino money gamess for you to play. Most generous odds and an unbelievable weekly match bonus J�ine today and get USD 1800 to �lay with for fr�e�!! http://iyp678p0386uzsq15wbq.spaces.live.com/

1 0

Why let people know about y(our intimate life? oisxzu
by Melody E. Ruiz 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

Dear cypherpunks(a)jfet.org http://enetdrugs.sg Cheap prices for all meds.Fast and anonymouse shipping http://enetdrugs.sg

1 0

vegas style slot machines
by Kristin Lam 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

PIay free Casinoo or Real mon�� games in our d�wnload client. We havee over 100 free and real onlinee casino money games for you to play. Play all the casino games you have ever wanted for free Joine tod�y and get USD 1800 to play with for free!! http://fmfchyvlo6o34u9p1.spaces.live.com/

1 0

State of the Freenet, and tentative roadmap
by Eugen Leitl 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

http://archives.freenetproject.org/message/20081113.185252.f691bed8.en.html Author: Matthew Toseland Date: To: Discussion of development issues, support Subject: [freenet-support] State of the Freenet, and tentative roadmap Delete this message Reply to this message gpg: Signature made Thu Nov 13 18:52:57 2008 UTC using RSA key ID BEC4F4C3 gpg: Can't check signature: public key not found CHANGES SINCE 0.7 Lots of work has been done on Freenet since 0.7 was released. The main highlights in code already shipped and available are sdiz's new datastore (which should greatly improve CPU usage and I/O), lots of debugging, profiling and optimisation, and two major improvements to routing: friend-of-a-friend routing and turning off location swapping on opennet. These two should improve data retention and performance significantly. We have also implemented empirical measurements of network performance, which have proved useful although they give a rather noisy signal. And there are two major projects which have not yet been deployed, which are discussed below: the db4o branch, and the new Freetalk plugin. Other changes include better bandwidth limiting. The conference in July came up with many good ideas; some of these are already in 0.8, some will be postponed to later versions, but it was great to meet up with everyone and make sure we're all on the same page, including the theoreticians. All this, plus some small further changes and a lot of debugging, should make for a 0.8.0 some time in the next few months which will be a major improvement on 0.7.0, and will have taken much less than the nearly 3 years it took to reach 0.7.0! FINANCES We currently have $6863.24., including $4820 remaining from Google. This is shown live (updated hourly) on the web site. Emu costs around #80/month, I cost around #1440/month; the weak pound obviously helps matters, but when I started work on Freenet I only cost $1250/mo; now I cost nearly twice that (in a few months time I might be prepared to take a small pay cut, but it won't cover the difference). This makes keeping going from individual donations difficult, and over the last 18 months we've largely continued from large donations from individuals or companies - Google's and John Gilmore's being the biggest. Hopefully shipping 0.8 (or 0.8 alpha 1) combined with an urgent appeal for funds will generate us some more publicity and more cash, and more volunteers, but it's an open question whether we will make enough to keep going for more than a few months. DB4O STATUS The db4o branch is an attempt to put most of the client layer into a lightweight object database, so that we have no more hours of reloading the pending requests from the datastore after a restart, faster startups, and vastly less memory usage for large download queues. It has achieved most of these goals already, but it has taken far longer than anticipated, and this is why I haven't been working much on the mainstream stable Freenet over the last 5 months. However it should be ready soon: I will post a new jar for wider testing soon, and with a few more weeks of work it should be ready to merge. FREETALK (FORUMS IN FREENET) AND WEB INTERFACE USABILITY Chat is essential for any community, especially an anonymous one; without a good anonymous chat system, the chances of new users continuing to use Freenet are low IMHO. We had Frost, but an unknown person has effectively destroyed Frost with denial of service attacks (made possible by Frost's weak design). FMS is the chat system currently used most widely on Freenet, and its architecture should be immune to the attacks on Frost, but FMS has some serious problems: It is written in C++, so is difficult to bundle with Freenet, and cannot be an obvious part of the web interface or inlined in freesites; it uses both a newsreader and a web browser, so is hard to use; and it has had some exploitable bugs, and may still have them. I have stopped using FMS because I don't have time to do a proper code review (and I'm not sure I'm competent to do so), and nobody I trust has done one. So we clearly need a new chat system. Thanks to the massive efforts of batosai, saces and especially xor/p0s, the Freetalk plugin should be ready by the time we ship 0.8. This will be a menu item on the web interface, just under Browse Freenet, and will be an officially code reviewed and supported plugin. Hopefully its web interface will also be embeddable in freesites, as a site forums system. Freemail may also be added to the top level GUI, if and when it becomes sufficiently stable and has a good web interface; we had a Summer of Code student working on one but that didn't work out. There has been lots of discussion on making the user interface more friendly. The main principle here is to make what you can do with Freenet more obvious, and hide technical details in submenus. This of course means all the major functions of Freenet must be bundled and code reviewed as plugins, and accessible from Fproxy (experience suggests most users won't use them if they're not obvious and two clicks away!). Real time chat among darknet peers has also been discussed, with a more "social networking" feel for darknet, since that's exactly what it is. Dieppe has built some mockups (especially the first one): http://doc-fr.freenetproject.org/Fproxy_mockup http://amphibian.dyndns.org/freenet/browse-mockup/html/browse.html http://amphibian.dyndns.org/freenet/mockup2/mockup2/html/browse.html TENTATIVE ROADMAP 0.8: - ALREADY IMPLEMENTED: New compression algorithms, FOAF, no swap on opennet, salted hash datastore, lots of minor refactoring, ... - Merge the db4o branch. - Some work on plugin dependancies, plugin updating. - More work on searching: adjacent word matching, fix the spider, make it look better, possibly make it embeddable in freesites and support adding indexes from freesites. - LOTS of debugging. Debug current network problems, debug bootstrapping taking ages ... - Hopefully bundle a working and reasonably easy to use Freetalk. 0.9: - Rest of the UI refactoring. - Splitfile crypto randomization (greatly improves security for large inserts). - Tunnels. Greatly improve security, significant performance cost. - Bloom filters. Greatly improve performance, significant security cost. - BUT PUT THEM TOGETHER, and you get greatly improved security for the paranoid at a slighty performance cost, improved security and current performance or better for the moderately paranoid, and greatly improved performance for the not so paranoid. - Possibly some low level changes (e.g. streams, a proposal to greatly reduce the bandwidth cost of padding). 0.10: - Passive requests: These are needed for efficient, large scale Web of Trust (a vital component of Freetalk, but also probably useful for filesharing and other things in future). They are also very helpful for other applications such as streaming, and can save significant amounts of bandwidth for downloads in many cases. - Long-term requests: Closely related to passive requests. Needed to deal with uptime issues, and some of the more serious steganographic transport plugins. Uptime issues are especially important: other p2p networks also have to deal with them, often not very well, and the problem will only get worse as more and more people only have laptops. - Possibly transport plugins: This would enable Freenet to pretend to be HTTP traffic, or Skype(tm), or whatever. 1.0 - DEBUG DEBUG DEBUG DEBUG Post 1.0: - Better support for sneakernet and other high latency transports. The main remaining issue is how to assign locations on a low uptime / high latency network. - Content filters for *everything* - PDFs for example are quite feasible, and strategically important, but a lot of work. - Better darknet support - targeted swapping, better fragmented network support, etc. SECURITY SUMMARY There are 3 main classes of attack on Freenet itself that are of particular concern: harvesting nodes, statistical attacks to find out what your peers are doing, and key-based searches where the attacker moves across the network and slowly closes in on the source of some large content. All of them are much harder if you use darknet mode and pick your Friends carefully. Right now Freenet's security is nowhere near what it should be; if you have to stake your freedom or worse on it, think carefully about the risks and the alternatives (which are usually much easier to block). The features mentioned for 0.9 should greatly improve security against these attacks. However, for many purposes, especially if you use a darknet, Freenet is still better than many of the alternatives. NEAR FUTURE/NEAR PAST On Saturday I released builds 1170, 1171, 1172 and 1173. 1170 included at least a month's worth of work on trunk, all since 1166, which wasn't released earlier as it was too unstable. 1173 was self-mandatory, meaning that every node had to upgrade immediately, or lose connectivity. This has caused some short term problems for the network; it was unavoidable, sorry folks. The 1170 changes are quite significant: If you have a freesite, please reinsert it (it will load significantly faster in most cases). Much of the recent chaos (addressed to some degree in 1174 and 1175) may have been caused by my being absent from trunk development, building db4o. That's nearly finished and I'm spending some time on trunk at the moment.

1 0

Viagra and Cialis for cheap. kf3j2
by Romeo J. Vincent 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

Dear cypherpunks(a)jfet.org customer Sex can be one of the most enjoyable parts of your life. It strengthens relationships and adds excitement. Always be ready. http://enetdoctor.sg If you have a problem getting or keeping an erection, you are not alone. In fact, more than half of all men over forty have difficulties getting or maintaining an erection. This condition, called erectile dysfunction (ED), occurs with younger and older men as well, but there's a safe, effective and easy method of treatment: Viagra. When the time is right, you'll always be ready. * Learn more about Viagra * Order Viagra http://enetdoctor.sg ---------------------------------------- Cialis! When you need it later If a relaxing moment turns into the right moment, will you be ready? You can be with CIALIS. Relax and take your time. CIALIS is the only ED tablet clinically proven to both work up to 36 hours and work in some men as fast as 15 minutes. With CIALIS you dont have to hurry if you dont want to and you dont have to schedule your love making. You and your partner can relax and take time to choose the moment thats right for you, whether it's right now, or later on. You've got time. http://enetdoctor.sg Thanks Jennifer Moore cypherpunks(a)jfet.org wrote: > Viagra and Cialis for cheap. oa823e3dt4- http://enetdoctor.sg/w.php

1 0

genetically-based olfactory signatures persist despite dietary variations
by Eugen Leitl 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0003591 Genetically-Based Olfactory Signatures Persist Despite Dietary Variation Jae Kwak1, Alan Willse2B$a, Koichi Matsumura1, Maryanne Curran Opiekun1, Weiguang Yi1B$b, George Preti1,3, Kunio Yamazaki1, Gary K. Beauchamp1* 1 Monell Chemical Senses Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America, 2 Battelle - Pacific Northwest Division, Richland, Washington, United States of America, 3 Department of Dermatology, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America Abstract Individual mice have a unique odor, or odortype, that facilitates individual recognition. Odortypes, like other phenotypes, can be influenced by genetic and environmental variation. The genetic influence derives in part from genes of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC). A major environmental influence is diet, which could obscure the genetic contribution to odortype. Because odortype stability is a prerequisite for individual recognition under normal behavioral conditions, we investigated whether MHC-determined urinary odortypes of inbred mice can be identified in the face of large diet-induced variation. Mice trained to discriminate urines from panels of mice that differed both in diet and MHC type found the diet odor more salient in generalization trials. Nevertheless, when mice were trained to discriminate mice with only MHC differences (but on the same diet), they recognized the MHC difference when tested with urines from mice on a different diet. This indicates that MHC odor profiles remain despite large dietary variation. Chemical analyses of urinary volatile organic compounds (VOCs) extracted by solid phase microextraction (SPME) and analyzed by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) are consistent with this inference. Although diet influenced VOC variation more than MHC, with algorithmic training (supervised classification) MHC types could be accurately discriminated across different diets. Thus, although there are clear diet effects on urinary volatile profiles, they do not obscure MHC effects. Citation: Kwak J, Willse A, Matsumura K, Curran Opiekun M, Yi W, et al. (2008) Genetically-Based Olfactory Signatures Persist Despite Dietary Variation. PLoS ONE 3(10): e3591. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0003591 Editor: Hiroaki Matsunami, Duke Unviersity, United States of America Received: April 21, 2008; Accepted: September 26, 2008; Published: October 31, 2008 Copyright: B) 2008 Kwak et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Funding: This work is supported by ARO contract DAAD19-03-1-0109. Opinions, interpretations, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the authors and are not necessarily endorsed by the United States Government. Competing interests: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist. * E-mail: beauchamp(a)monell.org B$a Current address: Monsanto Company, Ankeny, Iowa, United States of America B$b Current address: Department of Horticulture, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, United States of America Introduction For social animals, an ability to identify individuals is almost a prerequisite for the efficient organization of behavioral interactions. Many studies have demonstrated that individual animals can recognize one another as individuals and that, for mammals in particular, body volatiles (herein referred to loosely as odors) detected by olfactory or vomeronasal receptors play a prominent role in mediating this individual recognition [1]. We have previously proposed that each individual mouse has a unique odor which we have termed its odortype [2]. Odortypes, like other phenotypes, are influenced by genetic and environmental variation, and possibly their interaction. Among the genetic bases for individual odortypes, variation in genes of the MHC plays a central role as we and many others have demonstrated [2]b[5]. Variation in non-MHC genes can also influence the urinary odors of mice and contribute toward specification of genetically-determined odortypes [6]b[8]. Individual identity, as it is commonly conceived, is the sum of the characteristics of an individual animal that distinguish it from other members of its species. It is generally assumed that these individual characteristics must be relatively stable over considerable time periods so that the individual can be recognized in multiple behavioral and social contexts. Thus for odortypes it would seem desirable that they be stable over time and relatively uninfluenced by day-to-day fluctuations due to such factors as variation in diet. Nevertheless, there is considerable evidence suggesting short-term fluctuations in body odors due to variation in stress [9], disease state [10], [11] and diet [12], [13 and reference therein]. Some reports suggest that dietary changes might mask genetically determined odortypes, preventing individual recognition [14], [15]. However, it would be surprising if an altered diet made it impossible to recognize genetically-determined individuality of odor, as Schellinck et al [15] suggest. Instead, we hypothesize that genetically-determined odortypes, and particularly MHC-determined odortypes, are relatively buffered against changes due to short-term environmental fluctuations. Such buffering would seem to be a prerequisite for MHC odortypes to be involved in mediating mate choice in natural environments, as studies in semi-natural testing conditions suggest [16]. To clarify the influence of diet on MHC-regulated odortypes, we conducted combined behavioral and chemical studies using urine samples from two different congenic mouse strains each on two different diets. First, we tested whether MHC odortypes are perceived following substantial changes in diet. We found that although diet clearly has a large effect on urinary odors, MHC-determined odortype variation can be recognized in spite of major diet variation. Chemical analyses of urinary VOCs for these same mice were completely consistent with behavioral results: dietary variation significantly altered the profile of urinary VOCs, but a clear subset of MHC determined VOCs was unperturbed by diet variation, allowing for statistical discrimination of MHC types across dietary treatments. ...

1 0

Business Admin-Degree
by Chance Sears 14 Nov '08

14 Nov '08

No Exaams/Books/Tests/Interview/classes 100% No Pre-School qu�lification required! ------------------------------ Inside USA: 1-305-390-0269 0utside USA: +1-305-390-0269 ------------------------------ Bachee|or, Degree, MasteerMBA, PhDD (non accredited) av�ilable in the Field of �o�r choice so you can even become a doctor and receive All the b�nefits Th�t comes w�th it! Pleas�e leave below 3 Info in Voicemail: 1) �our name 2) Y��rr country 3) Your phone no. [please incluude �o�ntrycodee] Call Now!! 24-hours a day, 7-Days a Weeek waiting For yoour call ------------------------------ Ins�d�e USA: 1-305-390-0269 0utside USA: +1-305-390-0269 ------------------------------ Our Staff will get ba�kk to You in 1-3 working d�ays

1 0