Re: Breaking into girlfriend's files
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If she gets burned using norton encrypt, perhaps she'll take the time to learn about real encryption. (I assume Norton's is trash) Short term privacy loss perhaps, but long term gain.
This sounds to me rather like saying: "If the American public gets burned by accepting Skipjack as the crypto standard, perhaps they'll take the time to learn about real encryption." I prefer the version where the American public doesn't get burned in the first place. If Clipper has to be adopted before the public will learn about real encryption, why are we bothering to try to promote it now ? Shouldn't we be backing Clipper wholeheartedly, to teach 'em a lesson ? [...]
The more I think about the above, the more I wonder if those on the list have conflicting goals, that is, absolute privacy by agreement. Are we really that naive?
I have ideals, yes. My deepest condolences if you don't have any. - -L. Futplex McCarthy - --- [This message has been signed by an auto-signing service. A valid signature means only that it has been received at the address corresponding to the signature and forwarded.] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 Comment: Gratis auto-signing service iQBFAwUBLvpYDyoZzwIn1bdtAQFfsAF+I9d0c12vWtLp+be+ybiP7X9obidXqIBQ nnb5PkMVZYrms7gcJXgwBCH2irGzQrQ3 =Ssqh -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- In article <199412230455.XAA07179@bb.hks.net>, you wrote:
The more I think about the above, the more I wonder if those on the list have conflicting goals, that is, absolute privacy by agreement. Are we really that naive?
I have ideals, yes. My deepest condolences if you don't have any.
Like the agencies we worry the most about.....? FBI...CIA...NSA...etc??? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQEVAwUBLvp0jXBFBj7pSNyhAQG0Ogf+Llx7QyvbzT1lgjmvBdIUBptlWKx/ULOh xo1kh12llj9+vyaIXiUKiiSsbdI+UbWIM4bBv+aV7z2qq/90TAt46+A+adXUDKDq eQEIcgl8J3B5DDoRPphr/Py5EAxMNuAgV2CId+gSIBUulb2O3yDWyy48+Dqs2UuS xFPchCghOuzedPUCjzfJBH4N4DUmAGS82npFGQUJPLo+jG25y7BhxyxAz4KoNF7o M7yq1fxjETKxCxKSNiWa1jB/AofVkuPF2j5PT+sNZtDflyz5ZrOKYBjJZvMKRE+p li3LO0TSlICXwNlOmwaFx09xabi0LjVbh+xUXnr75XcGTpQSttOu9Q== =cJ1M -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
On Thu, 22 Dec 1994, L. McCarthy wrote:
Date: Thu, 22 Dec 1994 23:55:01 -0500 From: L. McCarthy <lmccarth@thor.cs.umass.edu> To: cypherpunks@toad.com Subject: Re: Breaking into girlfriend's files
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Black Unicorn writes:
If she gets burned using norton encrypt, perhaps she'll take the time to learn about real encryption. (I assume Norton's is trash) Short term privacy loss perhaps, but long term gain.
This sounds to me rather like saying: "If the American public gets burned by accepting Skipjack as the crypto standard, perhaps they'll take the time to learn about real encryption."
No, but close. If the American people accept Skipjack crypto, they deserve every bit of invasion they get for their laziness. Educate yourself or perish. The day of government provided intelligence should be long past. What a crock of shit.
I prefer the version where the American public doesn't get burned in the first place. If Clipper has to be adopted before the public will learn about real encryption, why are we bothering to try to promote it now ? Shouldn't we be backing Clipper wholeheartedly, to teach 'em a lesson ?
America, the country that is so rich, we can afford to subsidize the lazy and punish the prosperous. (Apologies to the sig I stole that from...)
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The more I think about the above, the more I wonder if those on the list have conflicting goals, that is, absolute privacy by agreement. Are we really that naive?
I have ideals, yes. My deepest condolences if you don't have any.
I'm quite pleased I don't have even a trace of your ideals, thank you. Though I suppose it's typical you should think your's superior to any out there. Sanctamonous liberal who would spend my money to educate the lazy, what else would I expect.
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