In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 02/10/00
at 01:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Gutmann) said:
>Can anyone comment on the status of beating the MPAA-enforced DeCSS
>prohibition by composition of DeCSS from code fragments, one line at a
>time, each posted on a different site? Since the MPAA couldn't get an
>injunction against linking, and no site is posting DeCSS itself (only a
>single line), would they be able to attack it in any way? If not, could
>I get a list of volunteers (*after* someone's checked that it's OK, I'd
>prefer not to be flooded just yet ... I wish I could say I'd thought of
>this one but credit should go to Paul Hoffman for the idea).
>On an unrelated topic, does anyone know what's happened with the
>abraham.cs.berkeley.edu cypherpunks mail -> news gateway?
IIRC several years ago someone wrote a script that would split up pgp into
multiple parts (say 100) and then each e-mail message they sent out would
have a different part at the bottom of the message.
DeCSS is small, couldn't something similar be set up? Say 2 or 3 lines of
code on the bottom of every e-mail message?
Hmmm ... I think I'll take a look at this tonight.
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