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1:16 -0600 (CST), you wrote:

>
>Forwarded message:
>
>> Subject: Digital copy prot3ction
>> Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 20:16:49 -0600 (CST)
>> From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Igor Chudov @ home)
>
>> I can hardly believe that any of these schemes are undefeatable.
>>
>> As soon as the CPU starts talking to a video and sound board,
>> this whole thing becomes easily breakable. All one needs to do is
>> to capture the signals that go to these boards and re-record them.
>>
>> Right?
>
>> The proposed technology would have no effect on televisions, video
>> cassette recorders or computers already in use, the paper said.
>
>I suspect that this part is the key, what they will propose is some
>mechanism to alter the chipsets from the one currently implimented. Expect
>them to impliment something similar to the DAT tape systems where the machine
>won't execute a copy function if it sees the correct signal.

I do hope it is like the DAT tape systems.  They are relatively easy
to get around.

-Doug
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From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Douglas L. Peterson)
To: Ken Williams<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cc: Information Security<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Re: Fwd: Big Brother Sees through walls (from the spyking list)
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 18:57:25 GMT
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On Sat, 21 Feb 1998 07:45:20 -0500 (EST), you wrote:

>
>On Fri, 20 Feb 1998, Information Security wrote:
>
>>   >   From: sunder<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>>   >
>>   >   1)From: "George Martin"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>>   >   Subject: News Release: High-Tech Surveillance
>>   >
>>   >   Here's a sampling of how state and federal agencies are using this
>>   >   terrifying technology to spy on Americans:
>>   >
>>   >   * In North Carolina, county governments use high-resolution spy satellite
>>   >   photographs to search for property improvements that might increase
>>   >   property tax assessments.
>>
>>Was this cost authorized by taxpayers?
>>
>
>I have lived in Raleigh, North Carolina my entire life (over 30 yrs).
>County governments consist of an elected board of commissioners who have
>the power to make such decisions and expenditures without holding public
>hearings on these matters.  Unless the local media jumps on one of these
>proposals weeks in advance, nobody will even know about it or have an
>opportunity to petition for a public hearing.  Once the county
>commisioners vote on and approve it, our money is spent and the public has
>no recourse (until the next election).  Here in Raleigh, Wake County, NC,
>for instance, we have a Republican county commissioner and a board of
>members.  When I heard from his daughter, a personal friend, about his
>plans to cut funding to drug education and rehab programs and redirect all
>of those funds to the county prison system, I decided to act.  I contacted
>the commissioner himself, his office, and even had lunch with his wife and
>daughter to discuss this issue.  As a family friend, I thought I would at
>least be able to get a friendly, receptive ear.  His wife and daughter
>were in full agreement with me, but the commissioner dismissed all of my
>suggestions and pleas.  In fact, he told me that I was "high on crack" for
>even suggesting that he *not* cut spending to drug education and rehab
>programs.  i then appealed to the media, the public, and various county
>drug rehab and education facilities and tried to petition for public
>hearings on the issue.  After getting stonewalled by the GOP-controlled
>county board of commissioners, funding to drug rehab and education
>programs was cut by over 50%.  Since that time (two years ago), drug
>arrests and convictions, violent crime, murder, non-violent crimes,
>and admissions to treatment centers have all risen, in all of the basic
>statistical measurement categories.
>
>Wake county taxes have increased dramatically (almost 50%), and we have
>just completed building a new county jail and several county jail annex
>facilities.  In both percentage and numbers, our county jail population is
>at the highest rate it has ever been.
>
>On a related note, seven of the Wake county sherriff's deputies, who all
>had laptop computers (with Internet access) in their cruisers, were
>recently busted for spending all of their time on the clock surfing the
>web and going to porno websites and adult chatrooms.  One of the deputies
>has been arrested for using a sherriff's department scanner to scan in a
>picture of his genitals which he then sent to a young girl, a minor, from
>his cruiser while on duty.
>
>Additionally, the officer in charge of the weapons armory for the
>sherriff's department, which contains full-auto weapons such as the HK MP5
>and the M16, was recently dismissed because it was discovered that he had
>been spending all of his time on the clock in another section of the
>building surfing adult sites on the web.  Meanwhile, the armory was left
>unlocked, deputies were unable to get their weapons serviced within a
>reasonable period of time, and an M16 "disappeared".
>
>My tax dollars at work...

May I suggest trying what we did here in Colorado.  Take a look at our
Taxpayers Bill of Rights.  No government in Colorado (state, county or
local) can raise taxes without putting the measure before the public
for a vote.  We have, for the time being, tied the hands of the
government.  They can't just spend money and expect to raise taxes to
cover the short fall.

It took 5 state wide elections to amend the constitution, but the
public finely wised up.  Each election, the State would promise to
change their spending habits.  They broke that promise every time,
once within days of the election.

We have also, on a few occasions, amended our state constitution to
force the government to fund specific items (Education for one) before
any other items may be funded.

If your North Carolina allows the public to patition to have a measure
put before the public in an election, try doing it.  It's not perfect,
but it might send a clear message to the government.

-Doug

p.s.
  Please forgive the grammar errors.  I suffer from using a Microsoft
spelling checker that likes to change the meaning of my words.
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On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 18:38:04 +0100 (GMT+0100), you wrote:

>
>   To keep pace with the fast-moving money launders, FAFT said it would
>   carefully monitor the Internet and so-called electronic purse systems,
>   whereby cash is passed from person to person via electronic chips,
>   leaving no audit trail in its wake.
>
>http://www.yahoo.com/headlines/980212/wired/stories/money_2.html
>http://www.oecd.org/fatf/

Hmm, lets see.  I login using secure shell.  Now I start a SSL session
to someplace where I want to exchange money.  Next I use e-cash.  The
monitor will see encrypted garbage.

Quick, kick in the door.  He is using encryption!  Must be money
launders!

-Doug

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Ern writes:

> Those of you who are parents of toddlers and have watched in horror as
> other parents seem to have zero control over their children, would
> understand why the school reacted this way.  Getting the police involved
> may not necessarily be the "right" thing to do, but there is a LOT of
> pressure on public schools to be passive or suffer the wrath of
> child-abuse lawsuits.

Florida is a corporal punishment state where teachers may slap, hit, beat,
paddle, manhandle, and otherwise bully students in their charge, without
parental permission, and "educators" are protected by laws which make even
laying a finger on them a crime comparable with beating an elected
official to a blody pulp.

So one Florida five year old gets bent out of shape and tries to tear a
school employee to shreds?

Unremarkable.

If five year olds in places like Vermont and Connecticut, where teachers
are actually restrained by laws which limit their behavior, begin to do
similar things, then I will begin to take notice.

However incidents like this, and even mass shootings in places like Texas,
simply show that the press gives more attention to retaliation by slaves,
than it does to atrocities by slave owners.

--
Eric Michael Cordian 0+
O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division
"Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

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Tim May is spot on about the feral kid. Yet, battering the
clone bruises the produce and harms sales.

Kids are over-coddled species and that's the cause of the
rise in black market of kiddie porn, kidnapping, rape, incest
and murder, what with crazed adults (parents and wannabes)
wanting to develop for home domination hyper-valued Benets,
since they're worth more on the market as icons than as
needy brats begging for affection and attention, and interfering
with dad and mom getting on with maximum self-indulgence.

And there's way too many kids, anyhow, the market's saturated.
Especially those over the age of adorable cuddling and grandma
gaga for adverts. Harvest all over the age of two, say, when they
become unruly, as the Brit pedophagist proposed for the Irish
surplus to solve the famine.  Unplug the Net for those under 30,
they're more socially useful as protein, as anciently preached
by St. Peter's Eunuchs.

Eat the kids, doom the race. Evolution stops with the me-gen.

The technical solution to the after-me-nada agribusiness is set out in
Tim's aggra-sig:

Timothy C. May              | Crypto Anarchy: encryption, digital money,
ComSec 3DES:<PHONE_NUMBER> | anonymous networks, digital pseudonyms, zero
W.A.S.T.E.: Corralitos, CA  | knowledge, reputations, information markets,
Higher Power: 2^3,021,377   | black markets, collapse of governments.

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From: Jim Choate<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message-Id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Pseudorandomness and Cryptographic Applications [Book]
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Hi,

Pseudorandomness and Cryptographic Applications
Michael Luby
ISBN 0-691-02546-0
~$25 US

Discusses techniques to take one-way functions and produce pseudo-random
number generators. The second half of the book discusses various
applications of these algorithms.

private key cryptosystems
pseudorandom function generators
pseudorandom permutation generators
digital signature schemes
bit commitment protocols
zero-knowledge interactive proof systems

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Forwarded message:

> Date: 22 Feb 1998 03:31:35 -0000
> From: Secret Squirrel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>> Subject: Vile Vial Files

> <There appears to be some major breakage in the remailer network somewhere.
> Hopefully it'll pass. Apologies if this hits the list more than once.>

I've seen something similar a couple of times now. What other kinds of
anomolies are you experiencing that indicate a breakdown in the CDR?

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>                ONE SUSPECT IN ANTHRAX CASE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
>
>      Leavitt Leavitt   February 21, 1998
>      Web posted at: 10:08 p.m. EST (0308 GMT)
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>      LAS VEGAS, Nev. (CNN) -- One of the two men arrested for posession
>      of what turned out to be non-lethal anthrax was released from
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At 8:08 PM -0800 2/21/98, Attila T. Hun wrote:

>    sprynet: "the site has been taken down and there will be
>              no further information available."

Just like the Heaven's Gate site.

Interesting that the U.S.  Government uses a twice-convicted fraudster
selling a snake oil medical device as its confidential informant.

Here's to hoping Harris and Leavitt sue for false arrest. Last Olympics it
was Richard Jewell, this Olympics it's these guys.

But the corrections are being given less coverage than the original lurid,
headline news, so the Administration will have gotten what it wanted.

Disgraceful.

--Tim May

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On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, dstoler wrote:

>I would like to know the information my browser makes available to web sites. I use both Netscape and Internet Explorer.
>
>Obviously web sites can determine my IP address for any given session; they can also look at cookies left by themselves and other sites.
>
>Can anyone point me to where I can learn exactly what other information is made available (browser version?, OS version?, system name?, user name?, etc.)?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>David
>
>
>

check these out...

Your Environmental Variables
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/~tattooman/variable.cgi

Your Privacy Online
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~jkwilli2/browserscript.html

So Much for your Privacy...
http://www4.ncsu.edu/~jkwilli2/main/NO_Privacy.html

if you want copies of any of these scripts and snippets, then feel free to
grab them off of my ftp server at
ftp://<IP_ADDRESS>/pub/personal/tattooman/
check in the "javascript", "java" and "code" subdirectories.

email me if you have any questions, comments, etc...

regards,

TATTOOMAN

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At 10:11 PM -0800 2/21/98, Brad wrote:
>It occurs to me that society has been restructured so that "the
>authorities" are the only ones permitted to fix many sorts of
>commonly-encountered problems  which individual citizens used to be able
>to take care of themselves. Like spanking a spoiled 5 year old child
>instead of charging her with a felony.  Further, said authorities have
>great and arbitrary powers to fix things however they want.
>
>Combine this regular dependence on arbitrary authority with an Orwellian
>database of Good Citizens and Troublemakers in the hands of that authority
>and what have you got?  A cowed citizenry, to say the least.

I don't disagree with the larger point.

The solution is the one libertarians have argued for for many years:
provide choice in schools. Then a school could pick and choose its pupils,
and vice versa.

But with the system as it stands now, a child who throws chairs, bites,
kicks, and whatnot needs to be dealt with.

One of the very few legitimate functions of a government is police action.
Against assaults, by assaulters of whatever age.

While we may think it is "ludicrous" for the police to be called in,
consider the alternative. Is the teacher supposed to allow herself to be
hit over the head with chairs, even if wielded by 5-year-olds?

 But automatically arguing that the
school should not have called in the police given the constraints they are
under is foolish.

--Tim May

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    --
Rick Smith<EMAIL_ADDRESS>writes:
> > I admit I can't figure out what crypto mechanism Kong is
> > really using since there's obfuscating talk of
> > passphrases and secrets.

At 12:06 AM 12/6/97 GMT, Adam Back wrote:
> What James describes on the page is that he is storing the
> private EC key in a file.  The file is optionally encrypted
> with a passphrase.

No

The file, if you have one, is merely a continuation of the
passphrase.

The secret key is generated on the fly from the passphrase,
the file, and the name:

In my web page "How Kong Works"  I write:

       To generate our secret key, your computer hashes the
       passphrase, the secret file, and the name, to generate
       a big number, a two hundred and forty bit number. That
       is a number somewhere around 1000 000 000 000 000 000
       000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
       000 000 000 000 000

       So the secret generated from your secret key is really
       a very big number.

       The public key, which appears in your signature, is an
       elliptic point, the generator multiplied by that
       number. This point is represented by the x coordinate
       of the elliptic point, a 255 bit number, plus a sign
       bit, represented in base 64 format.

 Rick Smith
> > Since Kong does not use certificates, it is vulnerable to
> > the Man in the Middle (MIM) attack and indeed to forgery.

Not so.

For example how could a man in the middle pass himself off as
the author of Crypto Kong?

> > However, I also suspect that the behavior of a long lived
> > cyberspace identity would make a MIM attack detectable
> > and/or impractical in the long run.

Exactly so.

Any document is potentially a certificate.

Commonly you wish to link a document to network reputation,
rather than a physical person.  For this purpose PGP key
signing parties are largely irrelevant.   Verisign
certificates primarily work to link your digital signature to
your credit rating, and thus, unfortunately, also liink your
digital signature to the number of the beast.

At present there is insufficient internet commerce for a
credit rating not linked to the number of the beast to be
useful, though this may change in the future.

> In general John Doe's strategy to avoid being the subject
> of a MITM attack should be to be unpredictable in the
> channels he uses for authentication and communication.

John Doe usually wishes to avoid a MITM attack because his
reputation is valuable.  He fears Malloc will use that
reputation for Mallocs own purposes.

If John Doe's reputation is valuable, he has emitted many
communications over a lengthy time.

If these are signed, and each signature contains John Doe's
public key, Malloc cannot perform a man in the middle attack,
and thus cannot steal John Doe's reputation, or use it for
his own purposes.

    --digsig
         James A. Donald
     6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
     KsnYz0T1NR0Dp/XX6Pri0xg59C+MF79KO/GUuXZW
     49sq/p4ywrtYwg1Kl/PsTHBHGYfBfWYLF6pkKH+UU

>
>
>Interlock protocols are another method of complicating the MITM's
>task.  If Joe develops the habit of posting the hash of messages he is
>about to post a day in advance, the MITM must think of something to
>say also, and publish the hash, so that it can publish something a day
>later.
>
>As the MITM's messages now don't match with what Joe said, the MITM
>has to lie some more to keep up the game.  We would like to overload
>the MITM so that his task of lying becomes computationally infeasible.
>
>Adam
>
>
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The netcash site
http://www.netbank.com/~netcash/ncquick1.html contains no
obvious information as to who they are.

The netcash people are effectively anonymous.

This is a little strange for an organization that solicits
people to deposit money with them.

Who is netbank/netcash?

    --digsig
         James A. Donald
     6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
     VojePU/6xWQxNtczN+1p6+8bVR16XMeSMVa5NDMn
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At 3:49 PM -0800 2/19/98, Anonymous wrote:
>An article in the current issue of the German journal `Datenschutz und
>Datensicherheit' claims that exporting crypto software from anywhere
>outside the US to a third country violates US law if the software
>contains (only marginal amounts of) US-developed code, such as a C
>standard library, and that anyone distributing crypto software that
>has been compiled with an American compiler had better not visit the
>United States.  Is that true?

Probably not.  I can see why someone might think that, though.  I'm doing
this from recollection, not research; corrections are welcome.

Obviously, US law says that US crypto software is export-controlled,
including re-exports.

Under EAR (Commerce export regs) a minimum content rule takes account of
how US-ness dilutes, e.g., a US part is US but if it's incorporated into a
foreign car that doesn't make the foreign car US.

Exception:  no minimum content rule for crypto items.  Take the PGP plug-in
for Eudora and integrate it into a foreign OS.  Even if that's the only
crypto in the OS it's enough.  Can't dilute US-ness of US crypto.

The hypo by Anonymous, however, presumes US code that isn't crypto code.
Foreign crypto is mixed with US non-crypto code.  That's different.

I've heard of no US action in this regard; be interested to know of any.
Other countries also have minimum content rules, e.g., Canada.  But Canada,
I heard, has no crypto exception.  So at some point, I think, a crypto item
stops being US under Canadian export law, but still is US under US law.
Obvious conflict.

Lee Tien

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In<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 02/21/98

   at 07:39 AM, Rabid Wombat<EMAIL_ADDRESS>said:

>> >I call things as I see them. I've heard no spin-doctoring, just reports
>> >of the child's behavior, admitted by her father.
>>
>> So one temper-tantrum by a 5 year old and its off to the BigHouse on
>> Felony Assault Charges??

>>From the sound if it; this was not "one tantrum", but a pattern of
>behavior that the parents failed to address after being requested to do
>so.

>Would you want your children class with another child who repeatedly went
> into room-smashing rages with no appearant consequences for such
>behavior???

>Sounds like the parents failed to "get around to" the counseling, and the
> school forced the issue.

Would you like to provide any references on this?

There was no mention of a "pattern of behavior" in any of the local
coverage. Sounds more like CYA by the school board after this incident
drew the attention of the national media.

BTW how would you like *your* child arrested and booked on Felony charges
for what appears to be a rather minor incident.

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In<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 02/21/98
   at 10:36 PM, Jim Choate<EMAIL_ADDRESS>said:

>>                ONE SUSPECT IN ANTHRAX CASE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY

This brings up a topic that I have addressed in the past on the list:

The criminalization of Scientific Research outside of federal approved
research centers.

Any type of research or even basic labwork is immpossible without catching
the eye of the federal governemnt. Purching of lab equipment, chemicals,
biological agents, growth mediums, ...ect either are outright baned from
individuls from purchasing or your purchase gets a quick call to the Feds
by an every increasing army of narcs.

Add to this the mear possesion of scientific data will classify you as a
"terrorist", and a white suppremist, and a right wing militia nut, and
whatever other convienient label the governemnet can use to instill fear
in the sheeple (20 yrs ago it would be communist subversive).

Thank god Einstein, Curie, Pasture, Edison, ... etc didn't get their start
today.

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In<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 02/21/98
   at 07:28 PM, Eric Cordian<EMAIL_ADDRESS>said:

>and "educators" are protected by laws which make even
>laying a finger on them a crime comparable with beating an elected
>official to a blody pulp.

Well you were the first one to pick up on this. Here in the lovely state
of FL being an educator or elected offical gives you extra protections
compaired to thoses extended to the rest of the citizens. If anyone
re-reads the article I posted you will see that she was not charged with a
standard Assault charge but with a Felony Assult on an Educator or Elected
Official.

I guess some Pigs are more equal than others...

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It occurs to me that society has been restructured so that "the
authorities" are the only ones permitted to fix many sorts of
commonly-encountered problems  which individual citizens used to be able
to take care of themselves. Like spanking a spoiled 5 year old child
instead of charging her with a felony.  Further, said authorities have
great and arbitrary powers to fix things however they want.

Combine this regular dependence on arbitrary authority with an Orwellian
database of Good Citizens and Troublemakers in the hands of that authority
and what have you got?  A cowed citizenry, to say the least.

bd

On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, Tim May wrote:

> At 6:13 AM -0800 2/21/98, William H. Geiger III wrote:
>
> >Well you have definatly jumped off the deep end on this one Tim. If we
> >were talking a teenager going out of control then I would agree with you.
> >A 5 year old though??
> >
> >>If a teacher can't defend herself, legally and professionally, from
> >>children biting and throwing chairs, the cops have to be called.
> >
etc.

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In<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 02/22/98
   at 03:58 AM, Secret Squirrel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>said:

>On Wed, 28 Jan 1998 10:29:32 GMT, Adam Back<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:
>>enough anyway, as anyone can verify looking at www.replay.com where a
>>good collection of 128 bit browsers can be obtained.

>Perhaps someone from this list would be kind enough to explain to the
>obviously ignorant just how one manages to DL from replay.com  without
>encountering the following problem:

>|Forbidden

>|You don't have permission to access /security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe on this
>|server.

>|There was also some additional information available about the error:
>|[Mon Feb 16 21:13:24 1998] access to
>|/pub/WWW/www.replay.com/security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe
>|failed for xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx, reason: file permissions deny server execution

>I have tried DLing this file (and others) from more than one server,  and
>at different times, but encounter the same error each time, so  obviously
>I don't know what I am doing. Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks in
>advance!

No problems here.

I sugest that you dump the WebBrowser and learn how to use FTP.

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Timothy May wrote:

>(One can asssume that with more and more such things being added to the
>"watch lists" each year, that there will be less acceptance of cash, or
>anonymous digital cash, for such purchases.)

I tried to buy some chemicals down here with cash about six months ago. They
tried everything they could to get me to write a check and in the end I
stormed out of the building, leaving the merchandise on the counter. I
haven't been back yet, and there's probably a good chance that the security
camera footage was sent to the FBI. Come to think of it, that would explain
some rather wierd incidents I've observed since then.

People say that the only reason to pay in cash is if you have something to
hide. You're damned right. The last thing I want is a bunch of government
shills keeping track of what I buy so that they can stage some raid because
they have a record of me paying for a beaker "which could be used" to mix
chemicals which "could be used" as explosives, or metal "which could be
used" to make thermite which "could be used" for some nefarious purpose.

In America today if you have interests in biology, chemistry, or physics it
is considered grounds by both the government and the pathetic sheep to shoot
you. Pardon me if I'm a little bit paranoid these days. It used to be
intellectuals were just beat up and made fun of by the others in schools.

The American people consider anybody who does things in secret to be
automatically guilty. Forget the principles that America was founded on! When
the government sends the ninjas into your home because you were going 56 mph
when you passed a cop on the highway and looked over at him the wrong way
they sieze your computer. They find that you're running Linux. Oooh, you
must be evil because your computer is password protected but the Microshaft
apologist across the hall has his computer wide open.

It's a sad, sad state of affairs.

>ObMinorNote: I recently tried to buy a bag of ammonium nitrate for my
>yard...the local yard store says it hasn't been available to ordinary
>customers since OKC. I had to settle for ammonium sulfate instead.

 Why do you need to buy ammonium nitrate to
make a bomb?

Assuming you just don't use something else which is more effective, why not
do this?

Then if they don't have anything to charge you with they plant some drugs in
your toilet tank and claim that you were in "possession of drugs with
intention to distribute." Of course you were going to distribute them!  Instead of dealing with the danger on a personal basis, we are
>using the government as our nanny, and also letting it record our
>purchases, open files on us for "unusual" purchases, and generally track
>our actions. Which actually won't have much effect on dedicated terrorists
>and criminals.

Exactly. Welcome to the shakedown extortion police state known as Amerika,
Land of the Freeh.

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<There appears to be some major breakage in the remailer network somewhere.
Hopefully it'll pass. Apologies if this hits the list more than once.>

Timothy May wrote:

>(One can asssume that with more and more such things being added to the
>"watch lists" each year, that there will be less acceptance of cash, or
>anonymous digital cash, for such purchases.)

I tried to buy some chemicals down here with cash about six months ago. They
tried everything they could to get me to write a check and in the end I
stormed out of the building, leaving the merchandise on the counter. I
haven't been back yet, and there's probably a good chance that the security
camera footage was sent to the FBI. Come to think of it, that would explain
some rather wierd incidents I've observed since then.

People say that the only reason to pay in cash is if you have something to
hide. You're damned right. The last thing I want is a bunch of government
shills keeping track of what I buy so that they can stage some raid because
they have a record of me paying for a beaker "which could be used" to mix
chemicals which "could be used" as explosives, or metal "which could be
used" to make thermite which "could be used" for some nefarious purpose.

In America today if you have interests in biology, chemistry, or physics it
is considered grounds by both the government and the pathetic sheep to shoot
you. Pardon me if I'm a little bit paranoid these days. It used to be
intellectuals were just beat up and made fun of by the others in schools.

The American people consider anybody who does things in secret to be
automatically guilty. Forget the principles that America was founded on! When
the government sends the ninjas into your home because you were going 56 mph
when you passed a cop on the highway and looked over at him the wrong way
they sieze your computer. They find that you're running Linux. Oooh, you
must be evil because your computer is password protected but the Microshaft
apologist across the hall has his computer wide open.

It's a sad, sad state of affairs.

>ObMinorNote: I recently tried to buy a bag of ammonium nitrate for my
>yard...the local yard store says it hasn't been available to ordinary
>customers since OKC. I had to settle for ammonium sulfate instead.

 Why do you need to buy ammonium nitrate to
make a bomb?

Assuming you just don't use something else which is more effective, why not
do this?

Then if they don't have anything to charge you with they plant some drugs in
your toilet tank and claim that you were in "possession of drugs with
intention to distribute." Of course you were going to distribute them!  Instead of dealing with the danger on a personal basis, we are
>using the government as our nanny, and also letting it record our
>purchases, open files on us for "unusual" purchases, and generally track
>our actions. Which actually won't have much effect on dedicated terrorists
>and criminals.

Exactly. Welcome to the shakedown extortion police state known as Amerika,
Land of the Freeh.

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On Wed, 28 Jan 1998 10:29:32 GMT, Adam Back<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wrote:
>enough anyway, as anyone can verify looking at www.replay.com where a
>good collection of 128 bit browsers can be obtained.

Perhaps someone from this list would be kind enough to explain to the
obviously ignorant just how one manages to DL from replay.com
without encountering the following problem:

|Forbidden

|You don't have permission to access /security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe on this
|server.

|There was also some additional information available about the error:
|[Mon Feb 16 21:13:24 1998] access to
|/pub/WWW/www.replay.com/security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe
|failed for xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx, reason: file permissions deny server execution

I have tried DLing this file (and others) from more than one server,
and at different times, but encounter the same error each time, so
obviously I don't know what I am doing. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

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on or about 980221:0034, in<EMAIL_ADDRESS>
    Rabid Wombat<EMAIL_ADDRESS>was purported to have
    expostulated to perpetuate an opinion:
>On Fri, 20 Feb 1998, Eric Cordian wrote:

>> The FBI informant who orchestrated the capture of the recent "Anthrax
>> Terrorists" turns out to be a man twice convicted of felony extortion.
>>
>> He presently markets something called "The AZ-58 Ray Tube Frequency
>> Instrument Prototype" which he advertises as being able to somehow
>> purify the body of bacteria and viruses.
>>
>> Sounds like a rehash of Radionics.
>>
>> You may view the contraption at its very own web site,
>>
>>          http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/jmckenzie
>>

    sprynet: "the site has been taken down and there will be
              no further information available."

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>Florida is a corporal punishment state where teachers may slap, hit, beat,
>paddle, manhandle, and otherwise bully students in their charge, without
>parental permission, and "educators" are protected by laws which make even
>laying a finger on them a crime comparable with beating an elected
>official to a blody pulp.
>
>So one Florida five year old gets bent out of shape and tries to tear a
>school employee to shreds?
>
>Unremarkable.

Exactly.

It's classic. The government has a monopoly on violence, even in schools. If
an "educator" beats up a student it's "discipline." If a student beats up
another student it's a "boys will be boys" situation which gets a slap on
the hand. But a student better not touch an "educator" or all kinds of hell
will rain down on them, including expulsion from a facility they have to pay
for anyway, and criminal charges.

There was a situation much like this in Texas a while back that I heard about.

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test, please ignore, thanks

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In article<EMAIL_ADDRESS>you wrote:

: |Forbidden

: |You don't have permission to access /security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe on this
: |server.

: |There was also some additional information available about the error:
: |[Mon Feb 16 21:13:24 1998] access to
: |/pub/WWW/www.replay.com/security/browsers/128bit/CommunicatorUS-v401-Pro/windows/cp16d401.exe
: |failed for xxxxxx.xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx, reason: file permissions deny server execution

My fault: the extension .exe is used for cgi-scripts @replay, so the
webinterface thinks that the file is a cgi script, and not a downloadable
archive so it tries to execute it which ofcourse doesnt work.

try the following URL:

ftp://ftp.replay.com/pub/crypto/browsers/128bit/

Sorry for the mess ..
--
  Alex de Joode |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| http://www.replay.com
	Replay Associates: Your Internet Problem Provider.

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+ Return to [February 1998](/archive/1998/02)

+ Return to "[Anonymous <nobody<span>@</span>REPLAY.COM>](/authors/anonymous_nobody_at_replay_com_)"

+ 1998-02-21 (Sat, 21 Feb 1998 12:01:29 +0800) - The Eloquence of Timothy C. May - _Anonymous<EMAIL_ADDRESS>

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A centrifuge, as you probably know, is a laboratory device used to separate fluids based on density. The separation is achieved through centrifugal force by spinning a collection of test tubes at high speeds. This means, the configuration needs to be in balance.

Create a function that takes two numbers as arguments (*n*and *k*) and returns `true`if the configuration is balanced and `false`if it's not. To check out the formula, look at the **resources tab**.

![The Centrifuge Problem with 6 Holes, n=6](<https://edabit-challenges.s3.amazonaws.com/6_hole_centrifuge.png> "The Centrifuge Problem with 6 Holes, n=6")

Here are the valid configurations for *n*= 6, *k*= 2, 3, 4 and 6.

### Examples ###
    cFuge(6, 4) ➞ true

    cFuge(2, 1) ➞ false

    cFuge(3, 3) ➞ true

### Notes ###
*   One test tube (*k*= 1) is **never**in balance.
*   One hole (*n*= 1) is **never**in balance, even empty. Just sayin'.


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Read: a case study on using FrontlineSMS to reach refugees in Costa Rica.

This United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) case study offers an engaging journey through project planning, testing, implementation and reflection with a small pilot group. It considers the trade-offs between prototyping using a custom application versus an existing tool; context assessments; the critical role of a champion for the project in the implementing organization; and monitoring and evaluation. What lessons can we draw from the UNHCR case study? What things are similar to your project? What things would be different within your context? Download the PDF [here](http://simlab.org/resources/coursem4cso/files/UNHCR%20SMS%20Assessment%20Case%20Study.pdf).

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Project Clippi

An Automation Framework for Super Smash Bros. Melee

[![Build Status](https://github.com/vinceau/project-clippi/workflows/build/badge.svg)](https://github.com/vinceau/project-clippi/actions?workflow=build)
[![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-brightgreen)](https://github.com/vinceau/project-clippi/blob/master/LICENSE)

Project Clippi is your must-have Slippi toolkit for tapping into real-time game data and processing replay files. Automatically execute actions when an in-game event occurs. Automatically find and curate combos for that sick combo video. Automatically rename and reorganise your SLP files.

Everything is open source and fully-customisable. The possibilities are endless.

## Screenshots

_Detect events and execute actions!_

![Project Clippi main screenshot](docs/images/1-automator.png)

_Built in replay processor helps you find combos and organise your SLP replays!_

![slp file processor screenshot](docs/images/2-processor.png)

_Easily play and record SLP files with a single click!_

![Project Clippi playback queue screenshot](docs/images/3-playback.png)

## Highlights

- Detect in game events and execute arbitrary actions
- Customisable profiles for easy combo curation and combo video generation
- Automatically record Dolphin gameplay footage without black frames
- One-click sort and rename your SLP files with ease
- Twitch and OBS integration

## Download

Project Clippi is available on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Check out [the releases page](https://github.com/vinceau/project-clippi/releases/latest) to download the latest version.

## Usage

To make combo videos using the Project Clippi, check out [this guide](https://medium.com/@vinceau/how-to-make-combo-videos-using-project-clippi-6bf2758f546e) on using the Replay Processor.

To turn SLP files into video using the Project Clippi, check out [this guide](https://vinceau.medium.com/how-to-turn-slp-files-into-video-using-obs-and-project-clippi-23fe0598de29) on using the Playback Queue.

To take advantage of real-time game events using the Automator, you will need to connect Project Clippi to one of the following console sources:

- Slippi Dolphin ([guide](docs/connect_to_dolphin/README.md))
- Wii Console Relay via [Slippi Launcher](https://slippi.gg/downloads) ([guide](docs/connect_to_relay/README.md))

## Contributing

If you found Project Clippi useful and would like to give back here's how you can:

- [Spread the word!](https://twitter.com/intent/retweet?tweet_id=1215995909915336705) The more people that use it, the more Project Clippi can improve!
- If you have ideas for new features, or would like to report a bug, please tweet at [@ProjectClippi](https://twitter.com/ProjectClippi).
- If you are gifted in the way of code, you can help by adding more detectable events and more executable actions. Dive into the docs for the [`slp-realtime` library](https://github.com/vinceau/slp-realtime) which underpins this project and [the source code](https://github.com/vinceau/project-clippi) for the Project Clippi front-end.
- PRs are welcome and encouraged! Do make sure to read through [the development guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md#development-guidelines) though.

## Development

Start the development server using:

```bash
yarn run start
```

The development server includes HMR and auto-reloading so changes to both the main and renderer processes should auto-update.

To create a binary package:

```bash
yarn run dist
```

For more detailed instructions on development and building the project from source, check out the [Build Process](CONTRIBUTING.md#build-process) section.

## Acknowledgements

Project Clippi wouldn't be here without the work of [Jas Laferriere](https://github.com/JLaferri), the rest of the [Project Slippi](https://github.com/project-slippi) team, and all the [Project Clippi supporters](SUPPORTERS.md).

## License

This software is released under the terms of [MIT license](LICENSE).

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