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re: Reputable E-Gold Funded Debit Cards?

2002-04-03 Thread Bill Stewart

>On 2 Apr 2002 at 10:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I've been monitoring the e-gold discussion list for some time and this 
> guy appears to be legit (i.e., a lack of negative comments).  I have not 
> purchased from him, but am considering obtaining one of these.  Would be 
> most interested in your experience should you decide to go ahead.
> > https://www.goldnow.st/debit_card_order.asp

At 11:16 AM 04/02/2002 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I didn't know where ".st" referrs to, so I looked it up.
>Apparently it's Sao Tome and Principe, so I still don't know.

The NIC for Sao Tome is at www.nic.st (a common pattern for resold-ccTLD 
NICs...)
It has FAQs about Sao Tome, as well as about its services:
 "Sco Tomi is one of the least well-known countries in the world."
www.saotome.st has the Official Tourist Site.

The Whois at www.nic.st thinks that goldnow.st is registered to
someone with Australian contact information.
Traceroute has other opinions about the physical location of the server;
the hosting company that serves it has an address in Kentucky,
and it's about 10ms away from the AT&T St. Louis MO router,
which means that Kentucky is believable but not necessarily guaranteed,
and physical location in either Sao Tome or Australia aren't consistent
with the server's location, but that's unrelated to the owner's location.




Anarchist bookstore raided.

2002-04-03 Thread matthew X

Australian Federal Police are Raiding people in Melbourne.
by Who me 2:06pm Tue Apr 2 '02 (Modified on 6:39pm Wed Apr 3 '02)

Barricade Books and info shop raided !

Today at 2:30 pm Australian Federal Police along with representatives from 
the immigration department raided Barricade Books an Anarchist book shop on 
Sydney Rd in Brunswick supposedly looking for escaped refugees.

FROM 
http://www.melbourne.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=24868&group=webcast




Re: Internet is dead (Was Re: Celsius 451 -the melting point of Cat-5)

2002-04-03 Thread Bill Stewart

At 05:51 AM 04/02/2002 -0800, Major Variola (ret) wrote:
>And Morloch: your replacing DNS (as a vulnerable point of
>failure/control) is a good idea.  Of course,
>AOL does this, with their own name space.  But without their tightly
>herded masses, or access to the Root Servers
>you'll have to write a browser plug-in, or background daemon that
>modifies the resolver's behavior, or extendable resolver.  You could
>append to Windows (et al) "hosts" file, and the normal resolver would
>pick that up.  I'm surprised there are no attempts to do that, but then,
>there's the Network (aka FAX) Effect operating here.  Does that
>baptista.god fellow write code?

Doesn't take much in the way of code - most Windoze versions are
willing to let you tell them up to three DNS servers to use,
though sometimes on dialup connections you'll have to haggle with them
about whether to accept DNS server addresses from the dialup
instead of your dedicated ones.  That means that as long as you've
got some DNS server other than 127.0.0.1 to resolve queries for you,
you can simply point your PC there.




Colin Powell needs killing

2002-04-03 Thread matthew X

Colin Powell, recently admitted that the War on Terrorism will never end 
"in our lifetime"?
Lets all chip in and make it a 'quicky'.(my APster 2$)
1982,Ronnie Reagan authorizes much broader
powers for the feds to hide/withhold information on citizens
on "national security" grounds.
"If the workers of the world want to win, all they have to do is recognize 
their own solidarity. They have nothing to do but fold their arms & the 
world will stop. The workers are more powerful with their hands in their 
pockets than all the property of the capitalists. As long as the workers 
keep their hands in their pockets, the capitalists cannot put theirs there. 
With passive resistance, with the workers absolutely refusing to move, 
lying absolutely silent, they are more powerful than all the weapons & 
instruments that the other side has for attack."
You don't remember the Wobblies.
You were too young.
Or else not even born yet.
There has never been anything like them, before or since.
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Anarchist Q+A.How to deal with psychiatric illness.

2002-04-03 Thread matthew X

ANARCHIST QUESTION AND ANSWER
Q: How would an anarchist society deal with people with psychiatric
illnesses?
A: One in four people will develop a psychiatric disorder within their
lifetime.  One in ten of the 25% of the population who develop a psychiatric
illness will develop an illness that puts them or the community at a serious
risk.  Anarchism as a political and social philosophy has a poor track
record of dealing with people with major psychiatric problems.  Many
anarchists believe that psychiatric illness is a direct result of a
situational crisis and in an anarchist community, psychiatric illness will
not be a problem.  Even if we accept this false assumption, it would take
generations for psychiatric illness to "wither" away.  Unfortunately,
although some psychiatric illness is related to life experiences and the
situation people find themselves in, some like physical illness, is due to
biological problems.  No attempt of love, understanding or support will
solve the problem.
What does an anarchist community do when somebody9s psychiatric problems,
leads them to cause harm to themselves or other people?  Does the community
let them do whatever they want?  Does it expel them?  Creating a caste of
outlaws in the process or are people9s freedoms restricted to protect them
and the community?  At the end of the day, the problems that an anarchist
community faces concerning psychiatric disturbances, is the same that any
other community faces.  The difference hopefully is the way that anarchists
deal with the problem.  All too often, it9s much too difficult and
anarchists ignore the problem hoping that it will go away.
So we9re back to square one.  What would we do?  One possible way of
tackling the problem is appointing or electing a panel with both lay people
and professionals on it, to look at cases that are referred to it.
Obviously in a time of crisis, the individual concerned would be restrained
and kept under observation in their own home or a secure facility until
assessed by the panel.  They would be offered treatment if there was any
significant delay in assessing their case.  If they refused treatment they
would be kept in a secure situation until assessed.
Bizarre behaviour, voluntary euthanasia, personality problems and any other
behaviour that does not pose a major threat to the individual concerned or
somebody else in the community, would not lead to that individual being
detained for assessment.  The panel would attempt to encourage the
individual concerned to undergo voluntary treatment, if they refused,
forcible treatment would have to be considered.  Doing nothing would put
both the individual and community at risk, creating a climate of fear,
loathing and vigilante justice.  It9s best to temporarily restrain somebody
and offer them or force them to have treatment, than waiting for them to
kill themselves, kill other members of the community they live in or seeing
them being killed by people who are defending themselves against unprovoked
attacks. 




E-Gold

2002-04-03 Thread matthew X

E for Eureka.AUSTRALIAN RADICAL HISTORY THE EUREKA SERIES Nos. 9 BALLARAT 
REFORM LEAGUE On Saturday the 11th of November, ten thousand miners meet at 
Bakery Hill and formed Ballarat Reform League. The meeting began in a tent 
but as thousands arrived it was moved onto Bakery Hill. The diggers set 
both short term and long term political goals for the Ballarat Reform 
League. The League used the British Chartist movement9s principles to set 
their goals. The meeting passed a resolution "that it is the inalienable 
right of every citizen to have a voice in making the laws he is called on 
to obey - that taxation without representation is tyranny" Many of the 
miners at the meeting had been involved in British working class uprisings 
in the 18409s. They were familiar with Chartist demands for universal 
manhood suffrage, abolition of the property qualifications for members of 
parliament, payment of members and short-term parliaments. Many were aware 
of the brutal way British troops put down working class movements in 
Newport and Birmingham in the late 18409s and many of the foreigners at the 
meeting had been involved in the failed 1848 revolutions across Europe. The 
Bakery Hill meeting decided to secede from Britain if the situation did not 
improve. "If Queen Victoria continues to act upon the ill advice of 
dishonest ministers and insists upon indirectly dictating obnoxious laws 
for the Colony, under the assumed authority of the Royal Prerogative, the 
Reform League will endeavour to supercede such Royal Prerogative by 
asserting that of the People which is the most Royal of all Prerogatives, 
as the people are the only legitimate source of all political power." As 
well as these long term goals, the diggers wanted the Gold Commissioners on 
the goldfields, disbanded and they wanted both miners and storekeepers 
licenses abolished. The meeting agreed to set up a large permanent tent at 
Bakery Hill, to act as an office for the Ballarat Reform League. The League 
decided to issue membership cards to members. John Basson Humffrey was 
elected President and George Black, Secretary of the League. The meeting 
also passed the motion "the meeting hereby pledge themselves to support the 
Committee in carrying out its principles and attaining its objects - which 
are the full political rights of the people" The scene was now set for an 
escalation of the conflict between the Ballarat miners and the Colonial 
authorities. One side would be forced to submit to the authority of the 
other. BOOK REVIEW EUREKA REMINISCENCES Edited by Ballarat Heritage 
Services. 1998 ISBN 0 646 35238 5 This interesting 84 paged pamphlet brings 
together the stories of many of the participants in the 1854 Eureka 
rebellion, who came to Ballarat in 1904 for the Eureka Jubilee 
celebrations. The cover of Eureka Reminiscences, a yellowing black and 
white photograph of about 80 participants in the Jubilee celebrations 
sitting and standing at the Eureka Monument in Ballarat, gives a human 
dimension to these historical events. The reminiscences of the 
participant9s newspaper extracts celebrating the 30th anniversary of the 
events in 1884 and the Jubilee in 1904 are for the most part disappointing. 
The two 1884 accounts which appeared in the Ballarat Star convey some of 
the radical sentiments that caused the Rebellion. The bulk of Eureka 
Reminiscences is made up articles, which were written by many of the 
participants that attended the Jubilee celebrations in 1904. Their 
accounts, personal reflections on the events that in the main seem to be 
devoid of any political or social content, appeared in the Ballarat 
Courier, The Melbourne Argus, Geelong Advertiser, The Mount Alexander Mail 
and the Ballarat Star. The only article from the 1904 collection that stirs 
any fire in the belly are the reminiscences of John O9Brien, a digger who 
took part in the fight at the Eureka Stockade in 1854. My personal feeling 
is that many of the articles sent in for publication in 1904 were heavily 
edited and the more radical reminiscences, were not published by editors 
who were ambivalent about the Eureka Rebellion. Fifty years after the 
Eureka events, debate still raged about whether Jubilee Celebrations should 
be held for an event which many people in 1904 still believed to be 
treasonable. Eureka Reminiscences suffers from the inevitable problem, that 
first hand accounts that are edited and filtered by a second party are 
subject to their credit. Ballarat Heritage Services has gone to the trouble 
of bringing together these accounts in this slim volume. Unfortunately its 
significance is not as important as I imagined because I believed that 
Eureka Reminiscences was a first hand account by survivors of the Eureka 
rebellion, not edited, hand picked newspaper articles that fitted the 
editorial guidelines of the publishers of newspapers in 1884, 1904 and 
1909. Eureka Reminiscences is available from the publishers, Ballarat 
Heritag

Where's the fucking UN?

2002-04-03 Thread matthew X

WHERE9S THE UNITED NATIONS? As the situation in the Middle East 
deteriorates, the United Nations is conspicuous by its absence. Iraq, the 
former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Somalia, Afghanistan and East Timor are a few of 
the world9s trouble spots where United Nations troops have been deployed in 
the past decade. The conflict between the Palestinian Authority and the 
Israeli State has been allowed to drag on without United Nations 
intervention because of the United States intransigence in the United 
Nations. Any permanent member of the United Nations Security Council can 
veto any resolution put before the United Nations. Time and time again, the 
United States has vetoed requests by the world body to have United Nations 
observers placed between Israeli and Palestinian forces. The Palestinian 
Authority has time and time again called for United Nations observers to be 
placed on the ground in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. The Israeli 
State9s refusal to recognise the Palestinian State has allowed them to 
ignore any requests for intervention, as they say that the problem is an 
internal problem not a problem between two states, so according to their 
logic, the United Nations has no mandate to intervene. The current cycle of 
violence cannot be resolved by either side or the United States. It9s a 
problem that potentially effects the whole world because Israel has a 
nuclear capacity that it will use, if it believes its existence is 
threatened. United Nations intervention would act as a brake on both the 
Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority. Israel9s current policy 
vacuum is isolating not just the Israeli State but Israeli citizens from 
the rest of the world. History tells us that no State can survive in 
isolation. As the pressure in the Middle East rises, its possible that even 
Israel9s staunchest ally, the United States, may abandon them to their 
fate, to protect their access to Middle East oil supplies. Israel9s 
continued survival depends on the establishment of a Palestinian State and 
establishment of economic and social links between itself and its 
neighbours. The policy being pursued by the Sharon government is a policy 
that if pursued to its logical conclusion, will lead not only to the 
destruction of the emerging Palestinian State but Israel itself. That9s why 
it9s important that these elements in Israel who are struggling against the 
Palestinian occupation and who refuse to support the war effort are 
supported by all of us. Joseph Toscano / Libertarian Workers for a 
Self-Managed Society 




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Slashdot | Consensus At Lawyerpoint (EFF)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

http://slashdot.org/yro/02/04/03/0511231.shtml?tid=129
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Austin Cypherpunks Physical Meet: Apr. 9, 2002

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate



Time:Apr. 9, 2002
 Second Tuesday of each month 
 7:00 - 9:00 pm (or later)

Location:Central Market HEB Cafe
 38th and N. Lamar
 Weather permitting we meet in the un-covered tables.
 If it's inclimate but not overly cold we meet in the 
 outside covered section. Otherwise look for us inside
 the building proper.

Identification:  Look for the group with the "Applied Cryptography"
 book. It will have a red cover and is about 2 in. thick.

Contact Info:http://einstein.ssz.com/cdr/index.html#austincpunks


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kuro5hin.org || RFC: Sponsored Feature Section on Digital Identity

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

http://www.Kuro5hin.org/story/2002/4/3/04518/87431
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2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

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2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

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Re: My current readings in Category Theory

2002-04-03 Thread Julian Assange

> 4. Perhaps even more strangely, but more practically, there may be some 
> very interesting uses for Cypherpunks visions. Weirder than Baez, 
> weirder than Egan...in some ways. The basic insight is that just as 
> category theory is about "objects/things" (called categories) and the 
> "transformations/functions" (called arrows) between them, this is what a 
> lot of crypto protocols are. (Note that I'm not explicitly talking about 
> object-oriented programming, a la Java or Smalltalk, but more about 
> viewing crypto protocols are transformations.)

Category theory is nice, but would be nicer if could draw in
information theoretic and cognitive metaphors. Maths is a programming
language selected over time for execution on (perhaps slightly
modified) human brains. The failure to recognize this deeply held
anthropomorphism is excusable in other areas of mathematics, but
not in foundational studies.  Human beings look at the world through
their own mental "axioms" which have evolved to understand the
physical world and each other.  These axioms must be chased down
and stated instead of allowing them to subtly invade the mathematical
process.  For category theory, this failing likely evolved from
its birth as a theory of mathematical classification as opposed to
a theory of _origin_, although to be fair no foundational theory 
seems to be free of it.

...

About 15 years ago category theory leaked into programming language
design. See http://www.haskell.org/ and http://www.ocaml.org/ (yes,
thats me) for the two major real-world-useful category theory
inspired languages.

OO programming is classification from above. Classification
comes first and is then acts as (an often inconsistent and poorly
realized) behavioral constraint. For category theory inspired
languages, classification (types) are inferred from _behavior_. For
these languages, behavioral inconsistency is discovered by the
inability to come to consistent classification which describes it.

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2002-04-03 Thread James Choate


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Re: Urgent Assistance

2002-04-03 Thread Jagadeesh Venugopal


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Re: Urgent Assistance

2002-04-03 Thread Jagadeesh Venugopal


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Re: Babel (Re: on the state of PGP compatibility)

2002-04-03 Thread jamesd

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On 1 Apr 2002 at 8:49, Curt Smith wrote:
> And James, although the best standard may win, a lack of viable 
> alternatives is unhealthy.

We have an oversupply, not an undersupply, of viable alternatives.
The reason for all the collisions and incompatibilities is feature
creep, and the reason for feature creep is that people actually do
want features. 

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Colorado State Creates Biosecurity Research Institute (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


http://unisci.com/stories/20022/0403025.htm


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CW360° - Microsoft asks court to reconsider Lindows ruling (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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Re: mil disinfo on cryptome

2002-04-03 Thread Morlock Elloi

> I think someone got careless: terrorists have used sodium cyanide in
> their "urea nitrate bombs"--the first WTC bombing, as a matter of fact.
> Look it up. The compound referred to as an "explosive used by terrorists" 
> was primarily urea nitrate based, and indeed contained all the components
> listed. Sloppy writing, quel surprise! 

Is chemistry a controlled item now ? Will this be considered a "deemed
transfer" ?

H2SO4 and NaCN are "components" of CO(NH2)2HNO3 less than Frank Zappa's piss
and Elvis' shit are part of Faustine (and she does contain several billion
atoms from those two components).



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Interview - 2000.03.29 - Book Review - The Tipping Point (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/interviews/ba2000-03-29.htm


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Yahoo! News - Traficant Storms Out of Courtroom (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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CNN.com - Judge: U.S. has jurisdiction in DMCA case - April 3, 2002 (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/industry/04/03/copyright.reut/index.html


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Slashdot | Web Radio and the RIAA (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


http://slashdot.org/articles/02/04/03/1552220.shtml?tid=141


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New Statesman - Book Reviews - The Cradle of Thought (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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CNN.com - Can consumer data profile terrorists? - April 3, 2002 (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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World Tribune.com: Syria - Missile factory blows up in Syria (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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Slashdot | EchoStar Asks Supreme Court to Let Unlock Local Channels (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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Inferno: PBS Online | Commanding Heights (fwd)

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate


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Date: Wed, 3 Apr 2002 23:14:00 -0500
Subject: Inferno: PBS Online | Commanding Heights


Very interesting review of global economics past, present and future:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/commandingheights/hi/index.html

I caught the first episode tonight on WNET 13 and will likely follow the
next segments due to some interesting insight.  The discussion was rich w/
references to Keynes, labor, socialism, Hayek,  Friedman, Thatcher and
Reagan with a focus on economics with a geo-policitical perspective.

Interesting line from the last quarter of the show: the truly progressive
modern mind is actively pursuing ways to utilize the global markets to
enable their social agendas and no longer focused on the restriction or
destruction of the markets.

Also Episode III looks quite interesting:

The Rules of the New Game:
With communism discredited, more and more nations harness their fortunes to
the global free-market. China, Southeast Asia, India, Eastern Europe, and
Latin America all compete to attract the developed world's investment
capital, and tariff barriers fall. In the United States Republican and
Democratic administrations both embrace unfettered globalization over the
objections of organized labor.

But as new technology and ideas drive profound economic change, unforeseen
events unfold. A Mexican economic meltdown sends the Clinton administration
scrambling. Internet-linked financial markets, unrestricted capital flows,
and floating currencies drive levels of speculative investment that dwarf
trade in actual goods and services. Fueled by electronic capital and a
global workforce ready to adapt, entrepreneurs create multinational
corporations with valuations greater than entire national economies.

When huge pension funds go hunting higher returns in emerging markets,
enterprise flourishes where poverty once ruled, but risk grows, too. In
Thailand the huge reservoir of available capital proves first a blessing,
then a curse. Soon all Asia is engulfed in an economic crisis, and
financial contagion spreads throughout the world, until Wall Street itself
is threatened. A single global market is now the central economic reality.
As the force of its effects is felt, popular unease grows. Is the system
just too complex to be controlled, or is it an insiders' game played at
outsiders' expense? New centers of opposition to globalization form and the
debate turns violent over who will rewrite the rules.

Yet prosperity continues to spread with the expansion of trade, even as the
gulf widens further between rich and poor. Imbalances too dangerous for the
system to ignore now drive its stakeholders to devise new means to include
the dispossessed lest, once again, terrorism and war destroy the stability
of a deeply interconnected world.






CNN.com - Online fraud squad touts success - April 3, 2002

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/internet/04/03/spam.reut/index.html
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Slashdot | Sony Intentionally Crashes Customers' Computers

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

http://slashdot.org/articles/02/04/03/226233.shtml?tid=141
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Slashdot | Browser Becomes Billboard

2002-04-03 Thread Jim Choate

http://slashdot.org/articles/02/04/03/2111248.shtml?tid=98
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Re: Internet is dead (Was Re: Celsius 451 -the melting point of Cat-5)

2002-04-03 Thread jamesd

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> > multimedia and the like). Clearly, ISPs want to keep their
> > customers happy, as they know that they will otherwise switch
> > to another provider.

On 1 Apr 2002 at 15:43, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> Nonsense. Following this logic, broadcast/cable TV should be of
> high quality since they also want to keep their customers happy,
> and customers want quality, don't they ? Bullshit.
> 
> > secure telephony. Most ADSL is 384/1024 these days, and cable
> > modem (6*10^3 customers in the U.S. alone) is roughly 500/500.
> > In selected
>
> Nonsense. Try actual tests on actual consumer grade lines.
>
> Access pattern of *DSL lines reverts to modem usage 30-45 days
> after consumer switches from analog modem to DSL. There is no
> bandwidth within ISPs to provide anything more to consumers but
> modem speeds, on average.

I have had my DSL line for a very long time.  So I decided to do a
test.   I downloaded a 4.25 megabyte file in 31 seconds, which
seems pretty close to 1024kb 

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Re: mil disinfo on cryptome

2002-04-03 Thread Faustine

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Faustine wrote:
Morlock wrote:

> I think someone got careless: terrorists have used sodium cyanide in
> their "urea nitrate bombs"--the first WTC bombing, as a matter of fact.
> Look it up. The compound referred to as an "explosive used by terrorists" 
> was primarily urea nitrate based, and indeed contained all the components
> listed. Sloppy writing, quel surprise! 
>>Is chemistry a controlled item now ? Will this be considered a "deemed
>>transfer" ?

Not at all, where did that come from. My archived posts make it perfectly
clear what I think about research and the first amendment. My point was that
clumsy wording on the part of some manual-writing hack doesn't automatically
equal disinformation. 

I still think if you haven't bothered to learn enough to know when you're
about to blow yourself to bits, irradiate yourself, infect yourself, etc.
you have no right to expect sympathy when your stupidity, laziness, and
ignorance get the better of you. Read and believe whatever you want, but
don't be shocked, shocked!! at the thought that some tricky bastard out 
there might have decided he wants to make it a little harder for you.
Every man for himself, reader beware. Here's a thought: why not get a real
education and quit bitching over how nobody's handing you weapons of mass
destruction on a silver platter? How hard can it be.


>H2SO4 and NaCN are "components" of CO(NH2)2HNO3 less than Frank Zappa's piss
>and Elvis' shit are part of Faustine (and she does contain several billion
>atoms from those two components).


Bomb components, silly. "Everything" was in the "bomb", capiche? Common usage,
as found on the web:

"Prosecutors also claim that in the months leading up to the bombing, Nichols
stole bomb components such as ammonium nitrate fertilizer and a detonator cord
using an alias name." 



~Faustine.



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Re: *****SPAM***** FUCANN Fully UnCentrallized Authority for Naming and Numbers

2002-04-03 Thread Eugen Leitl

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out of the box

2002-04-03 Thread Michael Roberts

If we are talking of building cyberspace, we should talk of some of the
things that should be done with it.  Right now I think people think of
games. I think of something a little different. Sort of a game. An
everything bagel game.

Let's assume we can build a geographically distibuted server with each
nation, city or village, down to the plants in my back yard (growing),
with a jump to where they came from (an OPTIONAL layer). That would be
nodes layed on on a sphere and connected to nearest neighbors, with some
long links.  You know we can do this. It's not so hard with the right
group of people.

Each physical place has its own piece in the simulation; infinite
subdivision subject to the rules of the space above it, with provisions
for autonomous zones. In our diverse cultures, different rules apply in
different locations.  A lot of the differences we have occur when we
butt up against each other and the ways that we are. A lack of
understanding, a lack of common language hold us back.  You don't need a
language for people to play with each other.  And I don't mean running
around in corridoors, either.  That's an adolesecent trip whos time is
done.  I mean Roger Rabbit's interactive math adventure.

So, why not fix our little sickness through simulation ? It's a time
honored technique for optimising and prototyping solutions to hard
problems.  Let the Israelis and the Palestinians have a go at building
something in cyberspace first, but let the people do it. They have to
live with it. 

In cyberspace, you get to visit another country, act like an asshole,
and the locals choose what to do with you, in the nicest possible way,
or in a way they'd be too nice to do RL. A full learning experience.
It's like puppy training for humans, but without any of the unpleasant
effects that a real-life version may have. A happy, loving place.  Not a
dark unpleasant place filled with pain and pursuit.

Cyberspace here is not an escape from the real world, but a reflection
of it.  Someone in Uruguay should be able to visit virtual watts and see
how well the tomatoes are doing.  And, talk about it. Swap notes.
Complain about the weather.  Email was nice .. but .. really 

In Sweeden basic emotional education for all cuts social problems down
to a minscule amount. And we don't need words to make a programming
language with components what the whole world will be able to use to
make real behaviors, so the world can internationalise basic
applications itself..

There should be a basic science and mathematics curriculum for all,
surpassing all languages, based on the manipulation of objects and the
pure rules of mathematics we know.  To start with, all the stuff which
does not need english.

It should be safe for children to play and learn with each other from
one side of the planet to the other using secure cryptographic
identities on the code they control, using crypted communications on
which mom can snoop.  When I say crypto, I mean strong crypto. 

Instead of fucking with the government, or whoever, lets think about
using this stuff to develop deep cross-planet relationships - one of the
things that will make us whole and solve this escalating 2000 year war
problem we have going on.  I for one am sick of it.  It's a distraction
from the real business at hand, which is getting the planet healthy and
ready to participate at a galactic level.

And, after all, locking someone out is very similar to locking someone
in. You make sure you can that too.  That's a temporary autonomous zone,
for adults.  A bubble in hyperspace. It's all just compositional crypto
objects traversing a big graph.  The stuff is developed symetrically, to
account for the posibility of a con (ie, we're nice now, but get nasty
later).

There should be mollecular biology in shared space, tools for the design
and visualisation of our sick little planet, environmental applications,
layer apon layer apon layer.  Infinite drill down.

And you should be able to stand infront of the damn thing like a regular
human being. Obsoleting the keyboard is possible with some of the things
talked of here. I love my chair, but, enough.

This is something for the world. What you get out of life is what you
put in.  And yeah, its a vision.  But it can be done.


M




Re: mil disinfo on cryptome

2002-04-03 Thread Nomen Nescio

>This is anarchists-cookbook-style disinfo.

While mighty US military think tanks prepare for Homeland defense against
total cretins, I wonder if it's time for citizenry to hire professionals
for the real defense. Not that I expect that talibanladens will be contracted
any time soon again (the effects still hold full-strength), but there is
always a chance that some fringe group will decide to strike, and those
foreheadless monkeys in camouflage uniforms on airports present danger
only to themselves.




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Re: out of the box

2002-04-03 Thread Morlock Elloi

> In Sweeden basic emotional education for all cuts social problems down
> to a minscule amount. And we don't need words to make a programming

Ah, so this then explains the suicide rate.

I remember Stockholm ... I've never seen so many well-dressed drunkards on
streets in my life.



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Re: mil disinfo on cryptome

2002-04-03 Thread Morlock Elloi

> >H2SO4 and NaCN are "components" of CO(NH2)2HNO3 less than Frank Zappa's piss
> >and Elvis' shit are part of Faustine (and she does contain several billion
> >atoms from those two components).
> 
> 
> Bomb components, silly. "Everything" was in the "bomb", capiche? Common
> usage, as found on the web:

The point of the exercise was to underline the disinformation content. If you
argue this, then you should provide an example of a bomb which has sulphuric
acid and sodium cyanide as components. If by "components" you mean something
used in the manufacturing process, than most things around you (especially
computers) have sulphuric acid as a "component."


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