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Old 2001-09-11, 22:27
Z3m Z3m is offline
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Default Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

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Old 2001-09-11, 22:50
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Ding Ding; Round 3
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Old 2001-09-12, 01:04
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Where is the TOTSE server located? Because the times that these messages were posted has not occured where I am.
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Old 2001-09-12, 01:14
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Posts are shown with Greenwich Mean Time, which is about six hours ahead of EST.

Where did you hear about this? I can't find it anywhere.
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Old 2001-09-12, 10:58
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Wy should they bother in such a thing when the fucking pentagon is on fire... And as said where did u here this??????

And I think it is a real presure on Bush right know. Beacuse the american people wants revenge againts the people ho did this and Bush have to punnish somebody against it or the people would be very disapointed....
If the people are dissapointed they wouldn�t vote on him as the president one more time....

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Old 2001-09-12, 12:13
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Pfst, providing bush doesn't totally fuck up, he's guaranteed an extra term..

Z's just predicting the future.. it's almost a sure thing..


Oh, and enigma said once that TOTSE is in the GMT time zone, but not actually in england
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Old 2001-09-12, 19:48
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Ever see the first episode of the Lone Gunmen?
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Old 2001-09-12, 20:44
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Naw babe, I ain't that much of a geek..

I did hear that within hours yesterday, Carnivore was being installed all over the freakin place
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Old 2001-09-13, 19:41
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

First episode involved a government plot to electronically hijack a commercial airliner and crash it into the WTC to increase defense spending...
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Old 2001-09-13, 21:03
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

Life imitates art or the other way around...?..

It has occurred to me that now defense spending will be huge as never before.. off the scale, it seems like anyway..

And all the uproar about face recognition technology is unlikely to stop it from being installed in every airport across the country as well as every other major public place..
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Old 2001-09-13, 21:10
Spiffy McBang Spiffy McBang is offline
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

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Originally posted by Wintermute:
Life imitates art or the other way around...?..


Hmm. How long ago was the show on? I barely remember hearing about it, much less seeing it. All it shows on the website is the episodes, not when they were shown.
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Old 2001-09-13, 21:41
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

As I said, I never watched it, but I believe the show first aired last year's fall season on fox, ie about a year ago almost exactly.
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Old 2001-09-14, 00:43
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,46816,00.html

take a look...
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Old 2001-09-14, 01:45
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Default Re: Hijacked Planes Lead U.S. Senate to Ban Companies from Producing Strong Encryption

I damn well hope people actually listen to each other..

It talks about making encryptions have backdoors for the government. Nowhere does it say that there would be prohibitions on encryption programs as a whole, only ones not designed with such a back door. While

I'm not terribly fond of the government having free access to anything they want, nor the fact that some people will figure out ways to use those back doors to their advantage. But, I wonder if the verbal battles sure to take place over this will focus on issues like that, or if those on the side of freedom just keep saying, "Don't prohibit encryption!" when that's not the idea- or if the government will make it the idea at some point.
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Old 2001-09-14, 23:42
Z3m Z3m is offline
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The problem is that if you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have guns.

Gnome is so macish.
 
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