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URL: http://www.askbjoernhansen.com/archives/2002/09/20.html
Date: 2002-09-20T17:10:35-08:00
Yesterday Viridiana came to my place and dragged me out to look at the sky. It
was beautiful. Odd colors and light. Obviously we wondered what it was. Today
Jim explains it. (It was a rocket test from the Vandenburg air force base).
Very neat. It was a bit too blurred out when I saw it, and there was too much
street light to make a good photo, so I am happy to have found the photo from
NASA...

Russell Turpin wrote:
> On the receiving side,
> my email client distinguishes between messages
> that are read, and messages that are not. I like
> to mark or save messages that are particularly
> interresting or important to me. And even if I
> make a point to delete "suspicious material"
> immediately upon reading it, even THAT might
> leave an interesting kind of trace on my machine.
You choose to have your email client do that.  You don't have to.  Short
of Palladium, you can do whatever you want with bytes you hold, including
reading messages and erasing the traces.  I'll buy a chocolate sundae for
anyone who can show otherwise.
An attacker might be able to verify that you *have* read a message (e.g.
by seeing that you saved and edited a copy) but not that you *haven't*.
If your email client was compromised you could put a packet sniffer on the
line before downloading mail.  If an attacker installed a packet sniffer
sniffer, you could run it in a spoofing VM.
The only exception to the rule that your machine belongs to you is --
maybe -- Palladium.
- Lucas
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Hire a really talented skywriter to doodle nudie pics in the sky and see
if they figure out what to charge you with. Exactly how far into the sky
does the border of your local district reach?
> > If the creator didnt say you could have it without paying, it's theft,
> > so simple, hell that's even in all the major holy books.
>
> Wow, I've got a great idea!  I'll hire a skywriter to write "you can't
> look at this without paying," then lock up everybody who looked at it
> and didn't pay!  It can't fail -- Jesus is on my side!
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