>On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, Petro wrote:
>
>> Choate wrote:
>
>> The only relevant question is whether they used force--in
>> this case the force of government to do this. In this case the answer
>> is "sometimes".
>
>At what point did MS threaten the force of government? They certainly
>threatened
>If Microsoft really wanted to screw Apple, they'd simply discontinue
>Word/Office/etc. for MacOS.
They did do this. Apple had to beat them over the head with the QuickTime
source code theft to get them to continue making the software. In exchange
Apple agreed to let them have the source code t
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Declan wrote:
[Long list of mostly correct Cypherpunks history and Cypherpunks goals
elided]
> Some of the cypherpunkly goals have succeeded; online privacy is
> certainly
> all the rage. Yet the responses seem so, well, weak, like enonymous.com's
> quaint but seriously flawed rating scheme.
> (ht
>Tom Vogt wrote:
>>
>> but all this is hypothetical, since I'm not talking about industrial
>> power of 1900 or 1940, but of corporate power in 2000, and especially of
>> the years yet to come.
>
>Ok, so give us some documentation. How many people did Bill Gates & Co kill
>and what are the details
