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I remember something like this already being done in Japan w/ regard to
public toilets...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/20340.html
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> On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Aimee Farr wrote:
>
> >Tim's comment about facial recognition ("Smart CCTV" on the
> signage) being a
> >social mindgame does bring to mind predictions of a surveillance caste
> >system and real-space criminal "blocks" or enclaves (i.e. Escape From New
> >York). "We're watchi
General Ashcroft has announce the Second Amendment
applies to individuals.
This will apparently affect the case of a Tim Emerson,
a Texas physician accused of violating a 1994 law
barring people under restraining orders from having
guns. The DOJ is currently appealing the case claiming
the Second
Spotted off Drudge:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_1433000/1433904.stm
Yes, sir, I sure want my toilet to decide that I need more roughage.
The page describes a toilet with automated stool and urine
analysis, which communicates over the net to a doctor or even a
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Um, what would the price premium be for a toilet that operates as a
stoolie? 10X? 20X? Don't hold your breath waiting for it to become a
standard. Ever seen the commodes in Japan with all sorts of knobs and
switches? Reminds me of a joke I heard about same long ago. Rather than
take serious risks
On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 10:19:51PM -1000, Reese wrote:
>
> I nub you too. Do the letters "F O" mean anything to you?
Now this is certainly a new high point in cypherpunklian discourse.
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Funny, I just read a piece in a medical journal about these. They
were talking about a approx. $1500 price tag, which is not too outrageous.
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> Um, what would the price premium be for a toilet that operates as a
> stoolie? 10X? 20X? Don't hold your breath waiting fo
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Um, what would the price premium be for a toilet that operates as a
>stoolie? 10X? 20X? Don't hold your breath waiting for it to become a
>standard.
The hell of it is, this provides a useful function. The only thing
that makes it invasive is that
http://slashdot.org/yro/01/07/12/1719229.shtml
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Bear saith:
>
>Right. Between all the "offender databases" and "surveillance
>for your (cough) protection" and so on, anyone who's got a
>record winds up so completely frozen out of normal society that
>it becomes impossible for them to get by without continuing as
>a part of criminal society
Proliferation of Surveillance Devices Threatens Privacy
Joint Statement of House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-TX,
And The American Civil Liberties Union
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, July 11, 2001
WASHINGTON -- Over the past several days, a troubling expansion in
the way technology is bein
[Note from Matthew Gaylor: Richard Stevens is author of the recent
book "Dial 911 and Die" published by the Jews for the Preservation of
Firearms Ownership. http://www.jpfo.org ]
Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 16:00:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Richard Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Matt -- we must pro
So, the Seattle crowd was better armed than the Swedish crowd?
It makes a nice theory, when do you present your argument behind it?
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In Sweden, Gothenburg, police fired into a crowd. Arguably they had just
> cause.
>
> But US police, facing simi
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On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, A. Melon wrote:
> Which brings this to mind again. This and the Where to go
> thread. So where and what are the disenfranchised to go and do?
[Long sorry tale deleted]
Start your own company doing some sort of consulting/IT/technical support
for small to medium sized
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Matthew Gaylor wrote:
> As you know, Ashcroft also said in that footnote in
> his letter that the Constitution "does not prohibit
> Congress from enacting laws restricting firearms
> ownership for compelling state interests, such as
> prohibiting firearms ownership by convic
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Gee, how pure and simple.
Well see...
> What is your position on the First Amendment and:
>
> o "obscenity"
What is 'obscene'?
> o child pornography
What is 'pornography'?
As to the 'child' part of that, any interaction with a minor i
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> b) The competition (government) will pulp the pulpable mint.
Not if they can't find it.
> So, n-way blind e-cash will never happen. It may be a nice thing to bullshit
> about and to do PhD thesis and patents on and thus attract chicks, but it will
>
Jimminy Critic wrote:
#
#Where is that boundary condition in the amendment? Saying "felons
#may not own firearms" is certainly an infringment. Rights don't
#come from the state after all (see 1st two para's of the DoI).
#
#Amendment II
#
#A well regulated Militia, being neces
Jimminy Critic wrote:
#
#Now a couple of questions for you...
Yabut you gave cryptic replies, like
answering a question with a question.
#Where in the Constitution does it say the fed's are supposed
#to regulate pornography or sex?
Interstate commerce?
#Where in the Constituti
All that discipline and training didn't help these blokes...
http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/europe/07/12/nireland.portadown/index.html
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> Probably people would be willing to accept other issuers currencies even if
> they don't know the issuer so long as they had the reputation rating for the
> currency / issuer.
>
> But anonymous reptuations alone aren't any use as a rational issuer would
> refuse to redeem if the action didn't a
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jimminy Critic wrote:
> #
> #Now a couple of questions for you...
>
> Yabut you gave cryptic replies, like
> answering a question with a question.
Some answers are question, even if one doesn't recognize, like, or want to
accept it.
> #W
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 03:41:57PM -0700, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> > Probably people would be willing to accept other issuers currencies even if
> > they don't know the issuer so long as they had the reputation rating for the
> > currency / issuer.
> >
> > But anonymous reptuations alone aren't any
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On 12 Jul 2001, at 15:41, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> The basic point here is that:
>
> a) most "public" (including me and the few that I talked with) will not "trust"
> money that is pure math, without actual *people* (who can be pulped if
> something goes wrong) behind it.
You say that now, but
> Then we have an issuer of one use (and hence unlinkable) credentials
> representing the reputation of the mint. So these are reputation credential
> issuers. My thought was that there would similarly be reputation credential
> issuers -- (potentially) everyone a reputation credential issuer.
Hey Lyn,
I know, I know actually, I'm a baby privacy, surveillance law/policy and
investigative law lawyer. I'm still in my first few years of practice, so I
haven't advertised an area yet. (Choosing a practice area is a gut-wrenching
decision, nailing yourself to it is even more difficult.)
Whoops. :)
I whole heartedly agree. In the article it berated Violence Policy center
for excluding the quotes by the founding fathers, a mistake paltry in
comparison to that statement
alpha
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> You say that now, but what if the day comes when digital
> currency schemes have been in successful operation for years,
> and there are goods or services you desire that can be had far
> cheaper (or only) if you use digital currency?
Hmmm ... this sounds like a dot-com business plan :-))
>
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At 11:30 AM 7/12/01 -0700, A. Melon wrote:
>Bear saith:
>>
>>It's the twenty-first century. Nobody cares if you go straight
>>anymore
>
> Which brings this to mind again. This and the Where to go
>thread. So where and what are the disenfranchised to go and do?
>I'm a middle aged IT profes
Those 3 things you mentioned violate the First on at least two counts,
free speech and press,
and also the "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof" part --- the obscenity and kid porn
stuff is pure Judeo-Christian
bigo
At 07:34 PM 7/12/01 -0500, Aimee Farr wrote:
>Hey Lyn,
>
>I know, I know actually, I'm a baby privacy, surveillance law/policy and
>investigative law lawyer.
My kid is 21 months old. Would you still take him on as a baby privacy
client? He's getting concerned about the number of baby pict
At 06:09 PM 7/12/01 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>What is your position on the First Amendment and:
>
>o "obscenity"
>
>o child pornography
>
>o generated non-child child pornography
And synthetic images depicting *cloned* children...
Another observation about our 'implimentation' of the Constitution...
Since we live in a democracy based on 'consent' (1st 2 para's DoI) and the
concept of 'life, liberty, pursuit of happiness' coupled with 'shall not
interfere with others expression' as axiomatic concepts of American
democracy
*laughter* You're a 'baby lawyer' for about 10-15 years. It's a permanent
"state of being" if you are the offspring of a lawyer. :)
~Aimee
David wrote:
>
> My kid is 21 months old. Would you still take him on as a baby privacy
> client? He's getting concerned about the number of baby pictures
Sorry...
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Jim Choate wrote:
> What we have is a system that is focused on ways around the Constitution
> based on 'good of society' concepts. The base problem with them is the a
> priori assumption that the Constitution doesn't work and needs to be
> worked around in the fir
These are candidates only, they are intended to foster focused discussion.
Fundamental Theorem of Cliology
- Who get's to make the choices?
- What are the permissible choices?
- The first two are auto-catalytic
Definition of Society
- Th
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Alfred Qeada wrote:
> Please list the companies.
>
> What state are you in? In some states the evil weed is more evil than
> others.
Thank you. We will now begin contacting these companys and asking whom
they have turned down for due to drug related convictions. We hope t
Matt,
Thanks for posting this. I'm not sure why this should be a surprise.
Groups that care about currying favor with Congress and the
administration have a strong incentive to distort the truth to
constitutents in hopes of persuading them that awful compromises are
not.
To use examples from the
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