When you can communicate via email to someone who is not technical then maybe
but at the moment, gpg/pgp is not ready for non-tech use. Even techs find it
hard to use.
On 2013/Dec/18, at 10:27 PM, Karl Auer wrote:
On Wed, 2013-12-18 at 21:35 +1100, Kim Holburn wrote:
Indeed Jim, you and
On 18/12/13 6:10 PM, step...@melbpc.org.au wrote:
And right now breaking https takes time and processing grunt
If https was secure, the NSA wouldn't allow it to exist.
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On 18 December 2013 18:10, step...@melbpc.org.au wrote:
Maybe. Although I respect this opinion, personal responsibility matters.
I have a quote on this that I lifted from somewhere :)
Auer's Theorem: Any solution that involves everybody will fail.
I might be misrepresenting Karl but to me
On Thu, 2013-12-19 at 09:19 +1100, Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:
On 18/12/2013 10:27 PM, Karl Auer wrote:
This does not protect the fact of an email exchange, the time of the
exchange, the received list and so on, but it completely protects the
content of the message. Not even the
Right,
And how far is that likely to go with our new Human Rights Commissioner?
:)
Non-issue for Australians I'm afraid ... we no longer have any human rights.
Just my 2 cents worth ...
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On 18 Dec 2013, at 8:42 am, Kim Holburn k...@holburn.net wrote:
On 2013/Dec/18, at 8:49 AM, Frank O'Connor wrote:
Right,
And how far is that likely to go with our new Human Rights Commissioner?
:)
He'll be a champion of freedom of speech for rich Australians and US citizens
who run our press?
Non-issue for Australians I'm afraid ... we
I'm thinking you're an incurable optimist, Jan
A couple of years back, he and the IPA were actively advocating destroying the
Human Rights Commission when it failed to act on behalf of Andrew Bolt after
his slanderous, libellous and unsubstantiated allegations against a number of
aboriginal
At 09:33 AM 18/12/2013, Frank O'Connor wrote:
The bottom line is that certain inalienable rights are awarded under
a Bill of Rights, and in the case of the US these are also backed up
by the Constitution and its amendments. In Australia we have
nothing. Of course, given the number of times the
At 09:44 AM 18/12/2013, Frank O'Connor wrote:
And ... aside from being conservatively opinionated and a stirrer,
what were Tim Wilson's other qualifications for the job? What
academic qualifications does he hold? What work experience has he
had in the field?
I looked him up.
Jim writes,
This (U.S. court challenge) actually seems a little more hopeful than
individual encryption actions (most people won't do this stuff) ...
Maybe. Although I respect this opinion, personal responsibility matters.
Indeed Jim, you and anyone can have state-of-the-art email privacy
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