Privacy and mail-lists
From: Duncan Frissell <frissell@panix.com>
Naughty, naughty. You should have a nice all paper UK license obtained without ID and a car owned by a New Hampshire-based corporation. Is it rape if you say yes?
Duncan Frissell
"One is not required to own any car (even the one you're driving) a driver's license from any jurisdiction on earth is acceptable for (automobile) drivers in the US." Privacy costs so little and means so much. Frissell & Associates.
This might be a step away from 'cypher' topics, but, Duncan, I was curious as to wether you publish any manuals on privacy, and/or can suggest books or sources for privacy and financial privacy info. Ideally of a hard-headed type, not the "If we could only start an offshore digital Free Bank" genre. Back to 'cypher' topics; I've not seen anything mentioned here about anonymous and secure mail-lists-- probably I missed the discussion. Can anyone suggest any files in soda.berkeley.edu or other archives that tackle this topic? Later, Bill
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