Why didn't these folks (or damn near anyone) go offshore with their website
or hookup to a distributed network
to avoid censorship?
What will u do when they come for u? (a generic AND personal question)
Doesn't anyone see coming what I see coming?
BTW, don't expect me to answer questions like: "What do u see coming?"
At 05:27 PM 10/1/2003 -0700, you wrote:
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Greetings, all:
As I mentioned previously, I have secured all of the data from
altcancer.com, which is now offline. The staff of Alpha Omega Labs has
asked me to make available, at this time, two informational documents for
public viewing, which, the principal interests being in jail currently,
truly reach very close to home!
I have added a statement and links @ silvermedicine.org
<http://www.silvermedicine.org>http://www.silvermedicine.org
http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/lysis.htm
<http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/lsysis5.htm>http://www.silvermedicine.org/<http://www.silvermedicine.org/altcancer/lsysis5.htm>altcancer/lsysis5.htm
I have no problem, if it becomes necessary, making the entire website
available on a CD. However, I'd like to ask to hold off on that a bit, as
I will have to redo much of the linking structure of the website, as some
of the images and hyperlinks are referenced via their actual domain name (
known as an absolute url rather than a relative url )-- this means if I
burn a CD as is, quite a few of the images and links will show as being
"broken" even though the images and files are actually present, because
the browser will be looking for the images on Alpha Omega's altcancer.com
website, which currently no longer exists.
Going through the files I've saved, every once in a long while I come
across an image that wasn't downloaded for one reason or another (
probably a server hickup ), but everything is intact. If I have to change
all of the link and image references so that they work properly from a
local source ( such as a CD ), this will not be a problem. However, all
of this will hopefully not be necessary. As it stands, viewing the site
from a local hard drive, another server, or a CD results in broken links
and broken images.
I would prefer to see how things pan out, and have offered to make the
complete website available online as an independent and non-materially
linked party. In this scenario, the Alpha Omega Labs name would have to
be removed from the information, and substituted with something like
information about Alpha Omega Labs Products... Or a similiar arrangment,
minus the store.
In fact, it was alot easier for me to simply upload the whole website
rather than just a few files ( just a few clicks rather than a few dozen
clicks ), and being the lazy individual I am, I just renamed the main
index page to z9_index.htm so that nobody would be ever be able to figure
out what the old index page was, and so that nobody would be able access
any of the other pages which are present on the server. After all, nobody
would be able to guess that all the files ( not the videos or a few
subdirectories, but all of the data ) are actually in the subdirectory
altcancer on the silvermedicine.org domain. Accessing these files is NOT
permitted by the public, is NOT available from a publically linked access
point, is NOT authorized by anyone, and constitutes a breach of my server
privacy and unauthorized use of my bandwidth, and it is going to make me
VERY upset if anyone accesses them.
I would like to wait to see what strategy Alpha Omega Labs wants to go
with before writing them-- and their website -- as completely "done with".
Best Regards,
Jason
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