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Posion Pill for ED?
Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Theoretically, something like that is possible, but my only ideas aren't so hot. For instance, and elderly couple could sow some form of radioactive substance into their grounds, in quantities that would take longer than their life expectancy to kill them. Of course, a cleanup might be possible, but that would theoretically wack out the cost structures. There might be other less drastic measures that can be taken, however, such as finding a way to boost up the property costs so that the developers lose interest or perhaps even creating a very hard-to-find landlord that is collecting vast sums (on paper) for the rent of the property. These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD
RE: Posion Pill for ED?
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tyler Durden Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 2:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Posion Pill for ED? Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Theoretically, something like that is possible, but my only ideas aren't so hot. For instance, and elderly couple could sow some form of radioactive substance into their grounds, in quantities that would take longer than their life expectancy to kill them. Of course, a cleanup might be possible, but that would theoretically wack out the cost structures. There might be other less drastic measures that can be taken, however, such as finding a way to boost up the property costs so that the developers lose interest or perhaps even creating a very hard-to-find landlord that is collecting vast sums (on paper) for the rent of the property. These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD 1. Make your property a habitat for endangered species; there are plenty of plants, bugs, and small animals that qualify. Getting them there in the first place is probably illegal, but once they're established, no development which destroys their habitat is legal, generally speaking. 2. Similarly, and even simpler, turn strategic portions of your property into wetlands or vernal pools. Similar protections vs development apply. Peter Trei
Re:The Nazification Of America (Show Me Your Papers - Day 1)
Fine, I'll just order the birth certificate and get it over with, right? Wrong. New York wants affirmative proof of identity for a copy now: passport or your [missing] original birth certificate. Anyone else see a circular problem here? http://www.health.state.ny.us/vital_records/birth.htm Identification Requirements - application must be submitted with copies of either A or B: One (1) of the following forms of valid photo-ID: Driver license Non-Driver Photo-ID Card Passport Employment ID Two (2) of the following showing the applicant's name and address: Utility or telephone bills Letter from a government agency dated within the last six (6) months Employment ID (like school ID) can be issued by anyone since anyone in America can employ or teach others. If you want to be fancy, pick up one of these. http://www.staples.com/Catalog/Browse/Sku.asp?PageType=1Sku=AVE02900 DCF
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RE: Posion Pill for ED?
Interesting. it occurs to me also that a Tim May-based approach may work: Lay out landmines and boobytraps all over the place, and then forget where you put 'em. No one's really going to want to drive a bulldozer over that! -TD From: Trei, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Tyler Durden [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Posion Pill for ED? Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:46:05 -0400 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tyler Durden Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 2:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Posion Pill for ED? Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Theoretically, something like that is possible, but my only ideas aren't so hot. For instance, and elderly couple could sow some form of radioactive substance into their grounds, in quantities that would take longer than their life expectancy to kill them. Of course, a cleanup might be possible, but that would theoretically wack out the cost structures. There might be other less drastic measures that can be taken, however, such as finding a way to boost up the property costs so that the developers lose interest or perhaps even creating a very hard-to-find landlord that is collecting vast sums (on paper) for the rent of the property. These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD 1. Make your property a habitat for endangered species; there are plenty of plants, bugs, and small animals that qualify. Getting them there in the first place is probably illegal, but once they're established, no development which destroys their habitat is legal, generally speaking. 2. Similarly, and even simpler, turn strategic portions of your property into wetlands or vernal pools. Similar protections vs development apply. Peter Trei
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Re: Re:The Nazification Of America (Show Me Your Papers - Day 1)
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RE: Posion Pill for ED?
At 15:46 05-07-05 -0400, Trei, Peter wrote: [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tyler Durden These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD 2. Similarly, and even simpler, turn strategic portions of your property into wetlands or vernal pools. Similar protections vs development apply. Works perfectly in theory, doesn't always work in practice: http://www.wmnf.org/programming/news.php?ReportId=2060 Ulex
The Nazification Of America, Part 2 (Day 5)
When last I wrote, I was facing a dilemma: how to get a copy of my brith certificate so that I could get a copy of my birth certificate :-/ I managed to clear the hurdle of the missing brith certificate. Kinda. Sorta maybe... So, new certificate in hand, I went off to the DMV to get my picture taken (wearing my Frisk Me, I'm A Terrorist T-Shirt of course). At 8:50am I was eagerly awaiting the opening of the local DMV office, and by the opening bell at 9:00, there was actually a *line* behind me! I rushed to the counter, plopped down my proof of insurance, proof of address (a recent mailed in voter reg card), my old Illinois drivers license, social security card, and held my breath. They took them, and handed me back a form to check that everything was correct prior to snapping the pic. Oddly, it wasn't: the date of birth was wrong, and it took them about 15 minutes to fix it (apparently the computers are programmed to avoid the changing of a DOB, and they were dumbfounded at how to proceed). Finally, the moment arrived, and I was the proud owner of not just a new Missouri driver's license (with clearly shoing T-Shirt on the photo), but a Missouri state ID as well. Then it was my wife's turn. Unfortunately, she was turned away: even though she had everything I did, she forgot to bring a certified copy of our marriage license! Without it, they refused to use her married name for the license... I trudged over to the city for a copy of said marriage license, and lo, of course, there was aline out the door - women of every age and description suddenly finding it necessary to get a certified copy of their marriage license! What a shocker - the Collector of Revenue is having a field day with this. She will try again tomorrow, and I certain that this time it will all work out, but still, I am left with disturbing questions. For instance, when we went to get *her* birth certificate, why did they not give a damn *who* was asking for it? Why is everyone on earth getting to charge an extra $12.00 here and $12.00 there to allow us the privelege of complying with this absurd law (which, BTW, even the fucking British refuse to pass)? This country is out of control, bouncing endlessly between administrative fiat and endless taxation, and all we can worry about is that some ephemeral Terrorist is going to blow up a bus? To be honest, I'm *far* more worried that George will blow up another country that I am about some guy stealing my ID and using it to defeat democracy in Quebec -- Yours, J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0xBD4A95BF Never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. Joseph Pulitzer 1907 Speech
Re: [Antisocial] The Nazification Of America, Part 2 (Day 5)
J.A. Terranson wrote: administrative fiat and endless taxation, and all we can worry about is that some ephemeral Terrorist is going to blow up a bus? To be honest, Come now, J.A., you know very well that we are all afraid that somebody will smuggle a chicken from Asia into a major metropolitan area of the U.S. -- it's not the bus we're trying to stop, but the chicken, from crossing the road: while infected with something nasty and contagious. REAL ID is meant to stop the contagious-chicken smugglers. Are you one? Cheers, Jason Coombs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re:The Nazification Of America (Show Me Your Papers - Day 1)
At 05:09 PM 7/5/2005, J.A. Terranson wrote: OSince I am out of state, the letter's return address serves as my proof of address, however, it also (according to several city corpses^H^H^H droids) meand that I need: * One (1) of the following forms of valid photo-ID: * Driver license * Non-Driver Photo-ID Card * Passport *and* one of anything else. Of course, the problem is that these three require the BC... Your postal mail forwards from your old address, doesn't it? And your old driver's license is still valid, though the state you moved to wants to hit you up for a new one of theirs. Alternatively, if you prefer the Two From Column B menu, it should be easy to get a letter from a government agency - just get a traffic ticket (:-) or write them about something bureaucratic, like how to get a driver's license, or a complaint to your State Assemblycritter, and Bob oughta be your uncle.
Re: Posion Pill for ED?
On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Tyler Durden wrote: Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Assuming that high speed lead poisoning is not what you had in mind, the only sure-fire (groan?) thing i can think of would be to deed the property to a congresscritter, transferrable 10 years after your death. 100% Guarantee there will be NO development on that land for 10 years! -- Yours, J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0xBD4A95BF Never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. Joseph Pulitzer 1907 Speech
Re: Private Homes may be taken for public good
On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Tyler Durden wrote: Well, fat chance. Do the liberals actually DO anything besides talk? At least the rabid Christian right can organize some painful activities. The liberal left only seem to try to make enough of a stink for someone else to do something. As the feds shut down their printing presses, they'll bemoan the loss of rights while handing over the keys without a fight. OK, if this isn't true I'd be happy to be proven wrong. Unfortunately, this is all too true. The evidence is everywhere around you - asking someone to try and disprove it is disingenuous :-( -- Yours, J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0xBD4A95BF Never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. Joseph Pulitzer 1907 Speech
They Can Hear You Now...
http://www.cnn.com/2005/LAW/07/05/crime.prevention.ap/index.html CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- Police installed video surveillance cameras around town and saw Chicago's murder rate fall to its lowest level in four decades. Now the cops hope to further cut crime by not only watching, but listening, too. The city is employing new technology that recognizes the sound of a gunshot within a two-block radius, pinpoints the source, turns a surveillance camera toward the shooter and places a 911 call. Welcome to crime-fighting in the 21st century. Instead of just having eyes, you have the advantage of both eyes and ears, said Bryan Baker, chief executive of Safety Dynamics LLC, the company in suburban Oak Brook that makes the systems. The technology isn't just gaining favor in Chicago, where 30 of the devices have already been installed in high-crime neighborhoods alongside video surveillance cameras. Baker says dozens more installations will follow. In Los Angeles County, the sheriff's department plans to deploy 20 units in a pilot test, and officials in Tijuana, Mexico, recently bought 353 units, Baker said. Police in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and San Francisco, California, are close to launching test programs of their own, and New Orleans, Louisiana, and Atlanta, Georgia, also have made inquiries. Military use Safety Dynamics also works with the U.S. Army and Navy, developing systems that could detect a range of sounds such as glass shattering or diesel trucks slowing in an unexpected location. Some U.S. troops in Iraq already have a similar system that works differently. Designed quickly in late 2003 and early 2004 by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and BBN Technologies Inc. of Cambridge, Massachusetts, a detector known as Boomerang can be mounted on the back of a moving vehicle to locate hostile gunfire. The Safety Dynamics system deployed in Chicago, known formally as Smart Sensor Enabled Neural Threat Recognition and Identification -- or SENTRI -- uses four microphones to triangulate, or zero in, on the shooter. By contrast, the Boomerang has sensors mounted atop a pole that detect shock and sound waves from a muzzle blast. In Chicago, police hope the SENTRI system will add momentum to a technology-fueled crackdown on guns and gang violence. The city in 2004 reduced its homicide rate to its lowest level since 1965 and police seized 10,000 guns -- successes that were in large part credited to a network of pods, or remote-controlled cameras that can rotate 360 degrees and feed video directly to squad-car laptops. The SENTRI systems are an addition to that network. They have been extremely successful, said Monique Bond, spokeswoman for the Chicago Office of Emergency Management. We've been able to see the benefits that cameras and advanced technology bring to the community. Privacy matters The American Civil Liberties Union in Illinois is concerned about privacy rights being violated by the city's prevalent camera system. Spokesman Ed Yohnka said officers need to be properly trained in monitoring the cameras and only record activity in public spaces, such as sidewalks and streets. As long as the cameras and SENTRI system are set up in public spaces, they do not violate the law, said Northwestern University Law School professor Robert W. Bennett. You don't have much in the way of privacy issues when you're in a public area, Bennett said. And local officials say it's hard to argue with the results. The crime rates in Chicago are the lowest in 40 years. The price of keeping the community safe far outweighs civil liberty issues, Bond said. Baker stresses that SENTRI is programmed to recognize only gunshots, not record conversations or bug private homes. There's no mechanism for other sounds like human voices, he said. SENTRI is the brainchild of Safety Dynamics and Dr. Theodore Berger, director of the Center for Neural Engineering at the University of Southern California. Each SENTRI contains a library of acoustical patterns, or sound signatures, which Berger developed over several years. They're used to differentiate gunshots from other noises, such as traffic and construction, by measuring the unique decibel level of a bullet being fired. That way, a gunshot activates the system but a car backfiring does not. Adding SENTRI to an existing surveillance camera is not cheap, however. The system costs between $4,000 and $10,000 per unit. In Chicago, money forfeited by criminals is used to pay for both it and the accompanying cameras. As a result, Police Superintendent Phil Cline told a recent U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting, the drug dealers are actually paying to surveil themselves. Copyright 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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Re: The Nazification Of America (Show Me Your Papers - Day 1)
J.A. Terranson wrote: Durbin was right. And he didn't even scratch the surface! Anyone who thinks this Real ID Act is about getting false ID out of the hands of The Terrorists is an idiot: they will simply print their own drivers licenses - this is about forcing the regular population to get used to intrastate passports. This act essentially forces you to have a passport for everyday things like banking, car purchases and certain repairs, checks, etc. That's the point of course. The idea behind the laws is to make it very inconvenient to operate in society without some supposed proof of identity. A problem the government will then solve by issuing ID cards to everyone. Which will then be made compulsory. Show me your papers, sir! The British government is taking the same line, though isn't so far along the route as you are - laws going through Parliament right now. Interestingly they are blaming the US for the need to have them. They started by saying it was for terrorism (which is crap as we all know), then they said it was to prevent social security fraud (which is probably part of the reason they want them, but not a big enough deal to get voters behind it), then to prevent ID theft (does the opposite of course by introducing a single point of failure), then to stop illegal immigration (it won't of course, it'll just make illegal immigrants even more vulnerable to exploitation by employers or worse) now and again there has been bleating about protecting the children (as if rapists are going to put I am a predatory sex criminal on their application form) But last week, they just blamed you. Oh they said, the Americans are demanding biometric ID from all visitors. So if you have a passport you will need it. As most British people have passports anyway, and it would be silly to have a passport that could be used anywhere but the USA, it'll save money to issue one single biometric ID for everybody... At the moment it looks as if the pass-card laws in the UK will fail. Well not fail on paper, because the spin doctors and PR merchants won't allow that to happen, but be watered down in the House of Lords so far that they won't have much effect. Of course that's still bad because the principle will still be there for some future government to exploit. They are desperately unpopular with the country at large - though sadly it seems to be the cost and inconvenience rather than the principle that people object to. The Conservatives are voting against mainly because that's what opposition parties do in British politics, but if they ever get back into power you can be sure they will adopt the plan with a few minor cosmetic changes so they can pretend it has been improved. More of their MPs support it than Labour do - but party discipline being what it is in Parliament its unlikely that more than the same 20-odd Labour MPs will vote against it in Parliament. And whenever a journalists asks a Cabinet Minister why they are spending 20 billions on flashy plastic cards (how many extra police could they employ for that money?) they say that they have to do it because the USA is making them do it. But its not our fault. Its all those nasty Americans. Don't blame me, Mummy. The bad man made me do it.
Re: Plame != Palme :-) Re: Palme revealed by... Karl Rove!
On Sat, 2 Jul 2005, Bill Stewart wrote: You're mixing up assassinating a president with treason performed for revenge and crude political gain. No, I'm merely a dyslexic typist Bill :-/ As many years of my posts clearly show :-) At 11:56 AM 7/2/2005, J.A. Terranson wrote: 5000 Quatloos that nobody thinks this is (a) impeachment material, or (b) prosecutable since it was done by Rove... It's only impeachable if Bush knew and couldn't justify his lack of response as executive privilege. I'd assume his handlers have a standing agreement of plausible deniability for that sort of thing. Sure. Just like the last fuckhead in that office, who was nevertheless pursued with zeal and vigor (correctly so IMNSHO). As far as prosecutable goes, it'd sure be fun to watch, unless of course there's another runaway bride or dead puppy or somebody burns a flag on July 4th or the comet blows up real good or whatever else it takes to distract the public for 15 minutes. I personally think that O'Conner's resignation will be the distractant. Maybe amplified by a Gonzalez nomination. -- Yours, J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0xBD4A95BF Never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain devoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. Joseph Pulitzer 1907 Speech
Plame != Palme :-) Re: Palme revealed by... Karl Rove!
You're mixing up assassinating a president with treason performed for revenge and crude political gain. At 11:56 AM 7/2/2005, J.A. Terranson wrote: 5000 Quatloos that nobody thinks this is (a) impeachment material, or (b) prosecutable since it was done by Rove... It's only impeachable if Bush knew and couldn't justify his lack of response as executive privilege. I'd assume his handlers have a standing agreement of plausible deniability for that sort of thing. As far as prosecutable goes, it'd sure be fun to watch, unless of course there's another runaway bride or dead puppy or somebody burns a flag on July 4th or the comet blows up real good or whatever else it takes to distract the public for 15 minutes.
Posion Pill for ED?
Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Theoretically, something like that is possible, but my only ideas aren't so hot. For instance, and elderly couple could sow some form of radioactive substance into their grounds, in quantities that would take longer than their life expectancy to kill them. Of course, a cleanup might be possible, but that would theoretically wack out the cost structures. There might be other less drastic measures that can be taken, however, such as finding a way to boost up the property costs so that the developers lose interest or perhaps even creating a very hard-to-find landlord that is collecting vast sums (on paper) for the rent of the property. These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD
Re:The Nazification Of America (Show Me Your Papers - Day 1)
Fine, I'll just order the birth certificate and get it over with, right? Wrong. New York wants affirmative proof of identity for a copy now: passport or your [missing] original birth certificate. Anyone else see a circular problem here? http://www.health.state.ny.us/vital_records/birth.htm Identification Requirements - application must be submitted with copies of either A or B: One (1) of the following forms of valid photo-ID: Driver license Non-Driver Photo-ID Card Passport Employment ID Two (2) of the following showing the applicant's name and address: Utility or telephone bills Letter from a government agency dated within the last six (6) months Employment ID (like school ID) can be issued by anyone since anyone in America can employ or teach others. If you want to be fancy, pick up one of these. http://www.staples.com/Catalog/Browse/Sku.asp?PageType=1Sku=AVE02900 DCF
RE: Posion Pill for ED?
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tyler Durden Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 2:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Posion Pill for ED? Hey...can some clever Cypherpunk think of a nice poison pill for ED? Theoretically, something like that is possible, but my only ideas aren't so hot. For instance, and elderly couple could sow some form of radioactive substance into their grounds, in quantities that would take longer than their life expectancy to kill them. Of course, a cleanup might be possible, but that would theoretically wack out the cost structures. There might be other less drastic measures that can be taken, however, such as finding a way to boost up the property costs so that the developers lose interest or perhaps even creating a very hard-to-find landlord that is collecting vast sums (on paper) for the rent of the property. These are crummy ideas, so relax. But I suspect something is possible. -TD 1. Make your property a habitat for endangered species; there are plenty of plants, bugs, and small animals that qualify. Getting them there in the first place is probably illegal, but once they're established, no development which destroys their habitat is legal, generally speaking. 2. Similarly, and even simpler, turn strategic portions of your property into wetlands or vernal pools. Similar protections vs development apply. Peter Trei
