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CAVE
by Alex de Joode 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

CAVE is available at URL: http://www.replay.com/mirror/cave/ Enjoy, -AJ-

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RE: (Fwd) Re: Mr. May's Posts. Other Things.
by Blanc Weber 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

From: Ross Wright This is the message I got in response to my post regarding Mr. May's offensive, racist, and bigoted post about ebonics. I have made overtures towards peace and tried to explain that I thought that the Doctor's verbal slapping was not as bad as it seemed, maybe even he deserved it!. He refuses to answer. He's just a pussy, I guess. Like's to make terroristic threats. To Nam vets, yet. Ballsy, Tim! ....................................................... You have to understand - Tim is from California. In some areas of the country showing someone your middle finger is the universal hand signal for "shoot me". If you are carrying a gun and give such a hand signal you likely to be held at fault if the shooting does start. If you choose to carry, you will be held to a higher standard of behavior than those that don't. -Greg Hamilton- Self Defense Instructor Nov. 19, 1995 .. Blanc

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None
by Bovine Remailer 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 1:41 AM 12/25/1996, Anonymous wrote that Noam Chomsky said: >More than ever, libertarian socialist ideas are relevant, and the >population is very much open to them. Despite a huge mass of corporate >propaganda, outside of educated circles, people still maintain pretty much >their traditional attitudes. In the US, for example, more than 80% of the >population regard the economic system as inherently unfair and the >political system as a fraud, which serves the special interests, not the >people. Overwhelming majorities think working people have too little voice >in public affairs (the same is true in England), that the government has >the responsibility of assisting people in need, that spending for education >and health should take precedence over budget-cutting and tax cuts, that >the current Republican proposals that are sailing through Congress benefit >the rich and harm the general population, and so on. Intellectuals may tell >a different story, but it's not all that difficult to find out the facts. Can anybody explain in what way Chomsky is an anarchist or a libertarian? Opposition to some government schemes but not others makes a Republican or a Democrat, not an anarchist or libertarian. Chomsky is a smart man. What's he up to? Sir Galahad

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US AIRFORCE SITE HACKED
by BJORN2LUZE＠prodigy.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

It is true, so many government sites have been hacked! The FBI home page was replaced with SATANIC stuff. A picture of the upside down cross as a background and various other changes regarding SATAN. i think it's funny, but hey it's our own goverment. I wonder how often they check their sites. BTW, my friends site - http://pages.prodigy.com/VT/hackersguide has a link to the FBI's MOST WANTED LIST. See if you are there!

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No Subject
by Bovine Remailer 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Parents who send their children to government operated schools should read this: http://www.fni.com/heritage/nov96/Exams.html

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Re: (Fwd) Re: Mr. May's Posts. Other Things.
by jim bell 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

At 04:33 PM 12/30/96 -0800, Ross Wright wrote: >This is the message I got in response to my post regarding Mr. May's >offensive, racist, and bigoted post about ebonics. His comments were not "offensive, racist, and bigoted." They were funny, intentionally so. The whole "Ebonics" issue is a hilarious example of political-correctness gone mad. Interestingly, Jesse Jackson tried to make it look like the blacks were the victims, the ones most offended by the actions of the Oakland schools people. Embarrassed, maybe, victims no. (A friend of mine greatly prefers the term, "Niglish." I try hard to not be so...coarse.) Jim Bell jimbell(a)pacifier.com

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Re: Responsibility
by dlv＠bwalk.dm.com 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

Mike Duvos writes: >Brent E. Turvey (bturvey(a)connix.com) wrote: > >: This NG is not a certified twelve-step program operating under >: anonymity. This is not even a group of people in recovery operating >: under any kind of professional guidance at all. It is in essence a >: PUBLIC FORUM on a given topic. There are no secrets, and no reasonable >: expectation of privacy. There is also no necessitation for legal >: confidance. > >This has been discussed before. Most people are aware of how Usenet >works, and people who don't want their posts linked to their real >life identities can post anonymously. > >: It's also unmoderated. Anyone can look in at any time that they want and >: review any posts current and past that they see fit thanks to the good >: people at Dejanews. And anyone can post whatever they want. > >Yup. > >: However there are a number of individuals engaged in exploitative >: behaviors with the survivors here and other places on the net. Any >: therapist or other certified mental health professional can give you a >: better and more complete definition of "exploitative behaviors" than I >: could do here. > >Changing our tune a bit, aren't we Brent? The infamous list was >advertised as a list of predatory offenders and abusers. Now it >seems to be just a list of people whose Usenet interactions with >others you choose to characterize as "exploitative." > >: It is mainly for the reason of professional ethics and responsibility >: that I posted the list of people to be careful of earlier this month. >: Incumbent in that responsibility is my desire to offer potential victims >: a survival tool. > >Quite frankly, Brent, you offering the survivors in this newsgroup a >"survival tool" is much like a person on fire offering a gathering of >penguins an ice cube. The patrons of this newsgroup are Past Masters >of survival. You, on the other hand, are a master only of sticking >your foot into one bodily opening, while simultaneously sticking your >head up another. > >: By posting that list, I made it totally available to not >: only the frequent and infrequent subscribers to aar, to explore on their >: own as they see fit, but to the law enforcement agencies who now monitor >: usenet as well. > >Who, I am sure, are laughing hysterically at all of this. Please >continue to pee on your chances of ever doing this professionally >at every opportunity. > >: No strict personal agenda; only a professional one. No personal attacks. >: Just observations of behavior. > >Goodness Brent, do you really think we need you to observe peoples >behavior for us? Most of us who have been around the Net since the >clever little protocols were designed by the engineers, and who can >even remember events like "The Great Renaming", and the origins of >Kibo, are fairly astute judges of human behavior. We have seen >all sides of every imaginable issue argued from every conceivable >perspective, and we know the names of all the major players and >where they stand on each one. > >: -- >: Brent E. Turvey, MSc Forensic Science >: bturvey(a)connix.com >: http://www.connix.com/~bturvey/profile.html > >Anyone want to join me in nominating Mr. Turvey for the coveted "KOTM" >degree? I think... > > Brent E. Turvey, MSc Forensic Science, KOTM Usenet > >has a very nice ring to it. He's definitely goofier than Drs. Grubor >and Vulis. I also suggest you visit his unintentionally funny writings >on autoerotic asphyxiation on the Web. Brent is a man of many talents. :) > >-- > Mike Duvos $ PGP 2.6 Public Key available $ > mpd(a)netcom.com $ via Finger. $ > Is Brent as goofy as the ASALA terrorist (about to be fired by Earthweb for net-abuse), or even goofier? --- Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps

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Building PGP on Freebsd?
by Adam Shostack 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

I get this message at the end, for building with the netbsd or the 386bsd config file. I know theres a simple tweak, can someone remind me what it is? Thanks, Adam gcc -o pgp pgp.o crypto.o keymgmt.o fileio.o mdfile.o more.o armor.o mpilib.o mpiio.o genprime.o rsagen.o random.o idea.o passwd.o md5.o system.o language.o getopt.o keyadd.o config.o keymaint.o charset.o randpool.o noise.o zbits.o zdeflate.o zfile_io.o zglobals.o zinflate.o zip.o zipup.o ztrees.o zunzip.o rsaglue2.o _80386.o _zmatch.o ../rsaref/install/unix/rsaref.a rsaglue2.o: Definition of symbol `_NN_ModExp' (multiply defined) -- "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once." -Hume

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Re: (Fwd) Re: Mr. May's Posts. Other Things.
by Ross Wright 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On or About 30 Dec 96 at 18:16, jim bell wrote: > At 04:33 PM 12/30/96 -0800, Ross Wright wrote: > >This is the message I got in response to my post regarding Mr. > >May's offensive, racist, and bigoted post about ebonics. > > > His comments were not "offensive, racist, and bigoted." They were Be that as it may, it is still no call for threats of gunplay! That is NOT funny. I take such things very seriously. =-=-=-=-=-=- Ross Wright King Media: Bulk Sales of Software Media and Duplication Services http://www.slip.net/~cdr/kingmedia Voice: 415-206-9906

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Re: (Fwd) Re: Mr. May's Posts. Other Things.
by Ross Wright 17 Dec '03

17 Dec '03

On or About 30 Dec 96 at 19:12, Ross Wright wrote: > On or About 30 Dec 96 at 18:16, jim bell wrote: > > > At 04:33 PM 12/30/96 -0800, Ross Wright wrote: > > >This is the message I got in response to my post regarding Mr. > > >May's offensive, racist, and bigoted post about ebonics. > > > > > > His comments were not "offensive, racist, and bigoted." They were > > Be that as it may, it is still no call for threats of gunplay! That > is NOT funny. I take such things very seriously. Funny, yeah real funny. In other words: I'll popa cap in the motherfuckers ass just for him thinkin he gonna draw down on me! It just makes me more and more pissed off! I gotta have a cuppa coffe, and calm down! Ross

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