Encryption and Security Tutorial Rev 17

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Security and Encryption FAQ Revision 17

by Doctor Who

56k !!?!
Could you possibly have been more stupid
than to crosspost 56k of intentionally
off topic bull****?

You have worked so hard and have finally
completely succeeded in trashing complexity
science and you have shredded yourself for
all the world to see.
You could just as well have ****ed on yourself
in public and proudly pointed this out to everyone
passing you by. Because we are passing you by.
That's it for you, you stupid, lying, senseless troll.

--PLONK--

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"jonathan" wrote in message
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http://en.beijing-2008.org/



Security and Encryption FAQ Revision 17

by Doctor Who

56k !!?!



Yes, providing a link in this case wouldn't be prudent~

Do you know a quarter of the world lives as slaves
under the thumb of a dozen people!

ONE FOURTH of the world!

One DOZEN people!

The Chinese Communist Party must fall. I intend
to see it happen in or around the '08 Beijing
Olympics. That event is what complexity
science calls a ...critical point. A point of
maximum sensitivity. And in a system as
large and rigid as the CCP, such a critical
point presents a massive house of cards but
a little kick in just the right place will bring
...tumbling down.

Remember what Janet and Justin did recently?
That is a critical point, a single act or even a single
word creates a non-linear cascading transient
that effects everyone at once.

Our natural system of democracy benefits from
such perturbations. But a rigid dictatorship
explodes into a million little shards.

Crash!

Janet and Justin showed the world what modern
poetry is all about. How to establish a self-organizing
system that forces the issue at hand to /evolve/. And
all by itself. And with but a single and pedestrian
symbolic act.

It's not just what you do, it's when and where you do it.

If you know how to recognize when a system is at
it's maximum level of stress, a single person, a single
word, a single act ....can change the world.


You have no idea just how 'untouched' the world
is by the new ideas of complexity science.



Could you possibly have been more stupid
than to crosspost 56k of intentionally
off topic bull****?

You have worked so hard and have finally
completely succeeded in trashing complexity
science and you have shredded yourself for
all the world to see.
You could just as well have ****ed on yourself
in public and proudly pointed this out to everyone
passing you by. Because we are passing you by.
That's it for you, you stupid, lying, senseless troll.

--PLONK--



Do you feel better now? Sit down, take a deep
breath and relax. There!



Jonathan

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jonathan wrote:

You have no idea just how 'untouched' the world
is by the new ideas of complexity science.

Stafford Beer (Cyberneticist) says the problem with the
current world governments is that they are unable to
respond well to the diverse feedback of all the people
in society.

See his book, "Platform for Change."

Right up your alley. You do want change, right?

Hey, did you see this?

http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-5172948.html

The FBI wants all of broadband - cable & DSL - redesigned
solely for the purpose of them snooping on it.

Oh, look, the request is before the FCC, of JJ breast fame.

# The importance and the urgency of this
# task cannot be overstated," says the proposal

BTW, don't make such long posts to Usenet, or you'll
be seen as a Kook for good reason.


Whitfield Diffie, Distinguished Engineer---Security at Sun Microsystems:

"An essential element of freedom is the right to privacy, a right that
cannot be expected to stand against an unremitting technological attack."

"Frederick Shorts" wrote in message
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jonathan wrote:

You have no idea just how 'untouched' the world
is by the new ideas of complexity science.

Stafford Beer (Cyberneticist) says the problem with the
current world governments is that they are unable to
respond well to the diverse feedback of all the people
in society.


Rigid govts can't respond well. A functioning democracy
does just fine imo. In China the stress is easy to see
building. With the extremely rigid political structure and
capitalism coexisting, the interests of the adaptive half
drifts over time while the rigid govt does not. So the
stress inevitably builds over time.

By the time the Olympics come around that system will
be stretched tighter than a drum, the reds will be
paranoid and ultra reactionary. They will let nothing
rain on their parade. Their over reaction will be
the source of the collapse. Such an immune response
to the smallest 'disease' sets off an equal and opposite
reaction from the adaptive, more resilient, and
monied half.

Their only alternative at this point is to give in
to democracy. Either way their epitaph is
written.




See his book, "Platform for Change."

Right up your alley. You do want change, right?

Hey, did you see this?

http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-5172948.html


The FBI wants all of broadband - cable & DSL - redesigned
solely for the purpose of them snooping on it.


Ashcroft is on a mission from God. Don't worry, Bush is going
to lose the election. The Saudis are running up the price
of gas just to be sure. Payback's a bitch aint it?

This is a summer to play it safe with any investments. Once
the election is over the markets will fly again.



Oh, look, the request is before the FCC, of JJ breast fame.

# The importance and the urgency of this
# task cannot be overstated," says the proposal


The FBI tried the same thing a few years ago with the
Communication Decency Act. Did you know that
they briefly outlawed all adult speech on the internet?
A four letter word was an act of child abuse and
punishable as a felony. It passed Congress with
no debate and only 17 no votes. But the Supreme
Court had another opinion, and when they rendered
it the internet was given, for all time, First Amendment
protection. That reactionary law spread the First Amendment
to half the world.

Trust in nature, these fascist diseases only end up providing
us all with immunity.




BTW, don't make such long posts to Usenet, or you'll
be seen as a Kook for good reason.


Being seen as a kook has certain advantages. As does breaking
certain rules. The more certain they are, the more they
deserve to be broken. This is Usenet, the realm of
Pure Thought, there should be no rules or reticence at all
and I intend to continue living by that axiom.

There is a one-world government in our future, that is
not a source of worry but of joy, for that government
will be the internet. And the rulers will be the people.

singin~

"Our future's so bright...we gotta wear shades!"


Jonathan

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Whitfield Diffie, Distinguished Engineer---Security at Sun Microsystems:

"An essential element of freedom is the right to privacy, a right that
cannot be expected to stand against an unremitting technological attack."

jonathan wrote:
"Frederick Shorts" wrote:

BTW, don't make such long posts to Usenet, or you'll
be seen as a Kook for good reason.


Being seen as a kook has certain advantages. As does breaking
certain rules. The more certain they are, the more they
deserve to be broken. This is Usenet, the realm of
Pure Thought, there should be no rules or reticence at all
and I intend to continue living by that axiom.

Dude, calculate the world-wide I/O next time and don't be a pig.

Put large stuff up on web sites.