Matthew Tanase, 2005-09-21
The opening passage to True Names, a novella written by noted science fiction author Vernor Vinge nearly 25 years ago, delivers an eerily prescient summary of modern Internet usage.
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Anonymity made easy
2005-09-21
Anonymous (1 replies)
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Re: Anonymity made easy
2005-09-22
Anonymous
Anonymous
"it remains our right to protect our privacy, our identities, our true names." from prying eyes of any company that tracks you , mind you they wouldn't be get much out of me for the last four years , with all cookies ,either txt or java cookies are blocked and I'm still able too do the rounds witho...
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privacy hypocrisy
2005-09-25
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
"by using unsecured wireless hotspots"
Please say that you never use wireless from the 'negligent' folk and that this practice is NOT ok and that people should exercise personal responsibility and NOT take advantage of those who may not know as much or think the same way. Or is it your opinion that...
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Please say that you never use wireless from the 'negligent' folk and that this practice is NOT ok and that people should exercise personal responsibility and NOT take advantage of those who may not know as much or think the same way. Or is it your opinion that...
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Re: privacy hypocrisy
2005-09-28
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Re: privacy hypocrisy
2007-07-29
Anonymous
Anonymous
Just because you haven't encrypted your wireless does not mean someone should jump on and use your connection. It just means that YOU shouldn't be surprised if someone does.
Likewise, if you don't lock your car door, it does not mean that someone should be free to burglarize your car; it just mea...
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Likewise, if you don't lock your car door, it does not mean that someone should be free to burglarize your car; it just mea...
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Anonymity made easy
2005-09-26
Alexey Vesnin
Alexey Vesnin
The logic of anti-anonymity is simple, dumb, and convinient for goverment organizations. From one hand, it's understandable when the goverment wants more order in still such a new thing for 'em like Internet, but from the other hand, no fanatism is good. Some time ago I've wrote a simpe proxy server...
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Anonymity made easy - Tor abuse
2005-09-26
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