"Benjamin M. Brewer" wrote:
> Could someone write an encryption algorithm that made the text into some
> sort of non-english looking language, without making it obvious that the
> information had been encrypted? How secure could such a algorithm be?
as secure as you want, if you don't mind blowin
"Benjamin M. Brewer" wrote:
>
> On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Trei, Peter wrote:
> > It's my understanding that there's a precedent in which
> > a government audit of a merchant was halted, or at
> > least seriously delayed, when it was discovered that all
> > of his business records where in Hebrew. The
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Trei, Peter wrote:
> It's my understanding that there's a precedent in which
> a government audit of a merchant was halted, or at
> least seriously delayed, when it was discovered that all
> of his business records where in Hebrew. The court
> ruled that (1) He had no obli
> > Could I therefore be legally forced to provide
> > a translation of what I write in Lojban?
>
>
IANAL, and all that, but.
It's my understanding that there's a precedent in which
a government audit of a merchant was halted, or at
least seriously delayed, when it was discovered that al
Tim May wrote:
> "Contempt of court" is the catchall.
Along with "conspiracy". DAs are throwing that in for just about every
crime involving more than one person. Bought a gram of heroin from
a dealer you've just bumped into and whom you've never seen before?
Conspiracy. I don't think that, in th
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From: "Steven Furlong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> language. Even assuming that the PIGs (Public's Intrepid Guardians)
LOL...
> Could I therefore be legally forced to provide
> a translation of what I write in Lojban?
Interesting indeed.
There's also that paper (by Rivest) which
