At 12:12 PM -0700 on 8/20/02, Steve Schear wrote:
> Perhaps its my ignorance, but doesn't this form merely mean DC paid the
> Chaum Family Trust $481K, not that the company made $481K?
An even more interesting question, to be forever unanswered :-), is exactly
how JYA got a copy of that 1099..
A Faraday Cage for your EZPass:
EZShield.com
EZPass is an Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) system used in the
Northeast. A small white box is attached to your windshield and is
queried by radios in passing toll booths. Your account is debited for the
toll. Your account lists all the booths passe
At 12:33 PM 8/20/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Digicash 1999 IRS forms:
>
> http://cryptome.org/digicash-481k.htm
Perhaps its my ignorance, but doesn't this form merely mean DC paid the
Chaum Family Trust $481K, not that the company made $481K?
steve
Digicash 1999 IRS forms:
http://cryptome.org/digicash-481k.htm
Bear in mind that Declan has always favored the copyright industry,
after all that fits his ambition to be a star in that field, not that he
is alone in seeking media celebrity by seducing others with the
allure of attention and fame. He drops way too many names
not to come across as an accomplish
Tim philosophizes:
> I read with interest the comments on the "why are so many applied
> cryptographers unemployed?" thread.
> I know a _lot_ of unemployed folks. Or folks looking for more than "part
> time consulting" work.
> Lots of issues, lots of possible reasons for the high unemployment
Click your heels together three times and say "There's No Place Like Home"
and you'll be back in bed in Kansas. And yer little dog, too
Congratulations to Declan McCullagh for two recent articles which
challenge the conventional wisdom of the cyber rights crowd.
Last week it was http://news.com.com/2010-1071-949275.html?tag=politech,
arguing the futility of political participation in a world where
government is dominated by power
I'm working on designing the programming projects for a data security class.
What do you think of this one?
I love its intrinsic irony, but can we actually get away with requiring it for
a university class? I mean, Elcomsoft really is in court for this. My
University is unfortunately not the
