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• 2006/04/30 Re: Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: bit-split, or: the schizophrenia of trusted computing Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Re: Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: bit-split, or: the schizophrenia of trusted computing Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: bit-split, or: the schizophrenia of trusted computing Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: bit-split, or: the schizophrenia of trusted computing Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Challenge: Find potential use cases for non-trivial confinement Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Physical access without ultimate power? (was Re: Design principles and ethics (was [...]))) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: How to add confinement to the Hurd? Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 bit-split, or: the schizophrenia of trusted computing Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 How to add confinement to the Hurd? Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Physical access without ultimate power? (was Re: Design principles and ethics (was [...]))) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: Reliability of RPC services Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/30 Adding contont to tho wiki Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Peter 'p2' De Schrijver
• 2006/04/30 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/30 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: performance or anything that can replace it. Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: The gun analogy (Was: Design Principles) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/29 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/28 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Backups vs. privacy (was Re: Directories traversal (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Ethics (was: Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Ludovic Courtès
• 2006/04/28 Re: Backups vs. privacy (was Re: Directories traversal (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Backups vs. privacy (was Re: Directories traversal (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Design principles and ethics (was Re: Execute without read (was [...])) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/28 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/28 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/28 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/27 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: Execute without read (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Execute without read (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: Escaping it's parents (was Re: Process Management (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services)) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Escaping it's parents (was Re: Process Management (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services)) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Child killing UI (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Directories traversal (was Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Process Management (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Process Management (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Process Management (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services) Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Filip Brcic
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Bas Wijnen
• 2006/04/27 RE: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Christopher Nelson
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Michal Suchanek
• 2006/04/27 RE: Reliability of RPC services Christopher Nelson
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Ludovic Courtès
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Tom Bachmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Ludovic Courtès
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Michal Suchanek
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Ludovic Courtès
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Reliability of RPC services Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/27 Cancellation forwarding protocol (was Re: Reliability of RPC services) Pierre THIERRY
• 2006/04/27 Re: the deadly hypercube of death, or: handling permissions Ludovic Courtès
• 2006/04/26 Correctness (was: Re: Reliability of RPC services) olafBuddenhagen
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jesse D. McDonald
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jesse D. McDonald
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jonathan S. Shapiro
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Jesse D. McDonald
• 2006/04/26 RE: Reliability of RPC services Christopher Nelson
• 2006/04/26 RE: Reliability of RPC services Christopher Nelson
• 2006/04/26 RE: Reliability of RPC services Christopher Nelson
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Michal Suchanek
• 2006/04/26 Re: Reliability of RPC services Marcus Brinkmann
• 2006/04/26 Re: Performance olafBuddenhagen

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