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Started by J.Brad Shue
Wed, 23 Feb 1994 06:15
Clipper... HEARD IT BEFORE!!!
Author: J.Brad Shue
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 1994 06:15
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 1994 06:15
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Considering that the government has funded/indirectly funded the
internet, I see no problem in them knowing the information that passes
through it. Encrypted or not, they paid for it! If you want to send
private messages, use snail mail or your own telephone line.
The internet was designed for the interaction of SCIENTISTS and
the like. NOTHING is secret on the net, it is common knowledge on how to
"hack accounts" and "phreak" phone lines.
The mass media is the one who has made a BIG DEAL out of the
internet and its capabilities. They think that, "If it is public funded,
it should be public accessable." SCREW THAT!!! <excuse my French!>
In my opinion, most of the government programs that were turned over to
public control have "Gone to Hell!"... "Period!"
There is enough burocracy in the internet as it is! WE DON'T
NEED ANYMORE!! Please, "Let us, as Scientists, have our own computer
network for interaction.". If you don't preserve the integrity of the
internet... we will all suffer from explotation!
Let the cable companies build their own damn networks!!! They will
"REAM" us anyway!!!! I can get my work done on internet and they can
"suck idiots dry" on their "pay per byte" network!!
It's called "Corporate Slavery"!
"I DO NOT PAY PER BYTE, PERIOD!! <<END OF DISCUSSION>>"
"THESE ARE MY PERSONAL OPINIONS, NOT NECESSARILY MY SCHOOL'S"
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