Dear Friend,
Give yourself the ADVANTAGE of a new, legal, unblemished credit file in less
than 30 days, allowing you to enjoy your life more by having EXCELLENT CREDIT!!
Over the past 8 years I have perfected a system called the Proven Credit
Advantage Program. It's a guaranteed way for legall
TIRED OF ENDLESSLY POSTING YOUR ONLINE CLASSIFIED AD AND GETTING
NO RESULTS?
The fact is there are over 7000 such sites scattered about the web
and frankly none of them generate enough traffic to be worth your
while. Even when someone does find or visits one of these sites, your
ad is hopeless
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From: "Jim Choate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I'm afraid that jail can be seen as closer to torture - even a
libertarian
> > jail. [Claustrofobia, lack of one's family, and so on.] I think I'd give
> > someone a choice between being shot and being put to jail :)
>
> There are man
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> an economy based on "nyms" is a pipe dream. No human has ever purchased
> a car, or purchased a home, or taken out a loan, or started a business,
> or gotten a job by using an anonymous "nym". Any significant economic
> transaction, in both the real
You forgot:
* Add a keyword to the subject line.
This has several good properties.
1. Easily implemented in all mailers. Many users, for good or
bad reasons, have to work with incompetant mailers which
prevent PGP encryption, adding X-Header lines, etc
At 5:42 PM -0400 on 7/11/00, Eric Murray wrote:
>> * Requiring mail be encrypted to a list key. The CDR nodes decrypt it
>> and send it out unencrypted. This will totally eliminate the kinds
>> of attacks we've been experiencing. Unfortunately, poor integration
>> of PGP with mailers cause
eet.com 10 Jul 2000 p 32
Pinjenburg Securealink [US|Europe] has a
secure crypto module (battery backed ram, ARM, RNG, other stuff?)
keeps secrets on chip; developed for banks, will sell to Compaq.
Can a foreign citizen legally own a gun in the US? [More to the point, I'm
in Georgia.] I've tried looking around the web (NRA, Google...) but nobody
talks about us poor foreigners :) [Even if I manage to remain in the US for
a while, I don't intend to apply for citizenship.]
Mark
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From: "Greg Newby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Since Tim May likes insulting people publicly, I decided to broadcast
> my retort. If you don't like harsh language and people insulting each
> other, you'll want to skip this note.
Yeah, Tim is quite an idiot lately (a few years)? He
At 11:56 AM 7/12/00 -0400, Marcel Popescu wrote:
>Can a foreign citizen legally own a gun in the US? [More to the point, I'm
>in Georgia.] I've tried looking around the web (NRA, Google...) but nobody
>talks about us poor foreigners :) [Even if I manage to remain in the US for
>a while, I don't in
>> Can I make sure it is only being used for the reason I disclosed,
>> and not for other reasons I didn't approve?
>
>I doubt that. In fact, I think it's impossible. In fact, I like that it's
>impossible - it's THEIR information now, and you shouldn't have the ability
>to prevent someone from u
At 1:10 AM -0400 7/13/00, Kevin Elliott wrote:
> >> Can I make sure it is only being used for the reason I disclosed,
>>> and not for other reasons I didn't approve?
>>
>>I doubt that. In fact, I think it's impossible. In fact, I like that it's
>>impossible - it's THEIR information now, and yo
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