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Hi,
You may have heard of the famous SAS, special forces, motto, 'Who
Dares Wins'?
You do not have to be militaristic to know that its a great motto for any of
us. You just hold it in the back of your mind, ready to bring to th
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Clinton Honors Navajo Heroes
by Declan McCullagh ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
6:00 a.m. Apr. 18, 2000 PDT
SHIPROCK, NEW MEXICO -- The World War II code was as obscure as
possible: "wol-la-chee" represented the letter A, but so
> Does anyone out there know of any good resources for getting a good
>(decent? marginaly acceptable?) beginning in cryptography? Books or
> URLs are what I have in mind. Any help would be greatly appreciated
> though.
If you plan to hang out on the cypherpunks list for long, I would also
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...followed by an article concerning El Presidente's visit to the Navajo
Nation. Included therein, the following "anno
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Gary Jeffers wrote:
>What the 2 men did was a PERCEPTUAL crime. This crime is 100%
> imaginary! However, the crime the U.S. will commit will be real.
> INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IS A STATE ARTIFACT! Without the state it
> would not exist as we know it.
Perhaps not. What wo
I have no idea if this U.are.U system is any good, but it strikes me that
the below objection to such a device in principle is off-base.
The data provided by the fingerprint reader would become the passphrase,
assuming they were rich and reliable enough and satisfied the usual other
criteria.
>> Any idea what is meant by a "template-less biometric?" In order to verify
>> a person's identity, the live scan data must be compared with something,
>> i.e., a template.
At 03:09 PM 04/17/2000 -0400, dmolnar wrote:
> "A Fuzzy Commitment Scheme"
> Ari Juels and Marty Wattenberg
> Proceed
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Anonymous wrote:
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> Negatives from film shot at Waco are missing, U.S. says
>
> By WILLIAM H. FREIVOGEL and TERRY GANEY
> St. Louis Post-Dispatch
> April 18, 2000
>
> - The Justice Department admits it can't not find the original negatives of an
>important roll of film taken on the last day o
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