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that time is over. Indeed, an upcoming conference,
CodeCon, exists to advance the state of the art in and promote discussion
of such systems; CFP to be sent shortly.)
[2] Which would be done, but in multiple boxes/bags/jars, just as our
ultimate response to someone presenting a clear
motivation for using net-10 was to
make accounting simpler, and to "fail secure" (since net-10 isn't
routed); we have flows-based accounting as a possibility, and if you
want fail-secure, net-10 is still a possibility.
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, if you count HINDE.
(unclear if 0 for 2 is better than 0 for 1; I actually think so.
Better than 0 for 0 regardless.)
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ous p2p projects, or
general circumvention technology, or maybe crypto. Sourceforge does
what it does quite well, so for general-purpose code, it's probably
the best place to host.
I hope to have something as good as sourceforge by summer 2002. The
mail stuff is mostly done and just
e effort
required to create an ecash system from scratch, deploy it, scale it,
and then use it for this application. Not that I'm saying an ecash
system isn't worthwhile for its own sake, though :)
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ely determine if
> your messages have gotten stuck at a particular remailer.
Given the level of latency and standard deviation for messages, I'm not
sure if this would provide a reasonable level of quality of service, using
today's remailer population.
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DP [multicast], but whatever.
I think ecash will ultimately have many transports, but one of them
should almost certainly be PGP-encrypted email which looks exactly
like any other PGP-encrypted message, back and forth with an ecash
server attached directly to a remailer, where every message fits
w
ate with a wide variety of
applications.
The number one thing required to successfully develop and deploy an
electronic cash system today, though, is being simultaneously
smart enough to be able to do it, but stupid enough to do it anyway,
even given the past failures, lack of rationa
patents and dying down of patriotic hysteria
will reassure developers; perhaps legal analysis of the risks to pure
developers will lower it; perhaps high visibility persecution of p2p
systems, dmca-violating tools, etc. will motivate a new generation of
programmers; perhaps computer science educa
he past 3 months, primarily from a gaming
background, but there's nothing to prevent people from playing with
the system itself before then. Might as well start from day 1 with
real separation of roles, at least in name.
(one might note there are worthwhile conferences every 1-2 months from
now
l description of the issue, the
issuer signing keys, and external means of reputation/identity to be
verified; this is just a question of what keys sign what and how to
present it.
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bodies to make "MUST" or "SHOULD" security
for protocols (with the hope that standard/reference implementations
will be available). I hate standards bodies, but some people seem to
get off on this, and it's not unhelpful.
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ll be
distributed and not deployed, or deployed but not widely used, and
thus mainly ignored, but not for regulatory reasons, simply for trust,
software engineering, market, etc. reasons. But I'd like to give it a shot.
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igh-power money" experiment would be fun, and
might be a better basis for issues than "mint in control of bank
accounts externally" or "external issuer banking issue", but
it's more complex to deploy.
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and then use IP-IP or
a VoIP bridge to get cheaper or free international calling; encrypted
by default to the gateway, and possibly to the other end if supported.
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ived this e-mail in error you may not copy, disclose to any
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en maybe something more efficient. I'm pretty
sure someone has made the bluetooth headset work with linux already,
so it's just a question of kernel patches.
The security of this would depend somewhat on the bluetooth
encryption, although I'd be happier trusting unencrypted but
low
do it -- I don't know if they have an IPsec
implementation for the wince platform yet.
BTW, [EMAIL PROTECTED] appears permanently dead, culled from the to:
line.
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the free
ts you use dirt-simple compression algorithms,
So palm would then be sort of feasible on a bluetooth-headset,
bluetooth-cellphone, with 28.8kbps HSCSD, at about USD 0.15/minute
cell to cell in the UK.
> or you could burn some of your 206MHz horsepower on better compression.
I suppose batter
lis' testimony
> because majority Republicans have declined to investigate the suspected
> misuse of funds in Iraq.
>
> "This isn't penny ante. Millions, perhaps billions of dollars have been
> wasted and pilfered," Dorgan, D-N.D., said in an interview ahead of the
> Senate Democratic Policy Committee's session.
>
> Willis concluded that "decisions were made that shouldn't have been,
> contracts were made that were mistakes, and were poorly, if at all,
> supervised, money was spent that could have been saved, if we simply had
> the right numbers of people. ... I believe the 500 or so at CPA
> headquarters should have been 5,000."
>
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Hi. I'm finishing putting together a CDR node on
cypherpunks.metacolo.com
initially I'm just providing "cypherpunks", the unedited
unspamfiltered feed.
Later I'll put up cypherpunks-nospam (automated antispam),
cypherpunks-edited (some simple human filtering to kill abuse), and
cypherpunks-gems
ne cascaded ... and in theory still be able to use the serial port for
> other use at the same time.
>
> i believe that there is some statistic some place about the UK and the US
> are really great that in those two countries the copyright piracy is
> estimated to on
tion floppy disks crammed
> > into the same drive at the same time. The chip was suppose to provide an
> > analog to the CPU serial number used for licensing software on mainframes
> > dating at least from the original IBM 370s (store cpuid hardware
> > instruction).
mandated, or relying on
legislative solutions to business problems, is wrong.
While I'd certainly prefer a world where creation of worthwhile
content is rewarded and encouraged, I would far prefer if every artist
starved rather than a world where general purpose computing is
restricted at all.
ting hardware in private hands (although
hopefully osmosis would cause them to feel DRM is actually Evil, too)
> Joe
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okernel level, but then the signed OS required to deal with
signed media objects on a daily basis, which most users will require,
may support this functionality. Since this code will be signed, third
party patches will be prohibited.
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I assume since I didn't post this, it's a sign that those who post anonymously
messages and use spray.net as their ISP shouldn't run windows
worm-vulnerable MUAs? :)
Quoting Ryan Lackey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
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laptop and
cellphone/802.11b/100baseTX link with at most 15 minutes delay.
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oing to smoke a politician, .300winmag is
better than a bong...your lungs and fellow citizens will thank you)
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; end
> (of original message)
>
> Y-a*h*o-o (yes, they scan for this) spam follows:
> Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your desktop!
> http://platinum.yahoo.com
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