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Re: Tee-shirt
by mdavis＠pro-sol.cts.com 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Harry Shapiro <habs(a)panix.com> writes: >Orwell was wrong > > 1994 Orwell was probably right, but some editor went in and changed the title to 1984. If only Orwell had PGP back then... :-) /\/\ Morgan Davis Group (619/670-0563) / /__\ Internet: mdavis(a)pro-sol.cts.com

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oodles of Cypherpunk T-shirt ideas
by L. Detweiler 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Hello, I've been following the T-shirt & cypherpunk meanderings. Fun! A few ideas: - as for graphic designs, it is amazingly easy to get absolutely stunning graphics from raytracers & fractal image generators. I would suggest chrome or glass letterings on checkerboard planes stretching to infinity (does anyone know of sites for 3d letter geometries?) - the merchandising could be potentially lucrative, esp. if the designs are beautiful and inspiring and interesting to people that have no connections to the group directly. I suggest that a cypherpunk fund be set up for some modest percentage of profits for group projects, such as meetings or mailings or whatever. sellers should indicate how much they will donate. If you think the fund would be mismanaged (money has a tendency to warp people), feel free to donate nothing! - In some ways the shirts should be very broadly appealing, if they are then many non-cyberpunks will buy them and our message will spread like a virus! Here are a lot of brainstormed ideas for mottos. If anyone makes fantastic profit from them I get a share :) A long time ago (in cyberspatial terms), I suggested `Cypherpunks do it secretly!' for T shirts, so I've had plenty of time to think! - Cypherpunks: The Cyberspatial Colonialists - We the Cypherpunks, In Order to Form a More Perfect Cyberspace - Give Me Privacy or Give Me Stealth - I Regret that I have but One Life to Live in Cyberspace - I Regret that I have but One Tshirt for the Cypherpunks - Ask *not* what the NSA can do for you; ask what you can do to the NSA! - Clip the Clipper (picture of crushed/exploding chip under hammered, clenched fist) - NSA with circle/red line through it - Stop the Spooks! circle/red line through spy figure - Cypherpunks: Guerrila Cryptologists. Picture of rambo-like figure wielding a sword like a pen. Maybe PGP themes here. - Cypherpunks vs. National Spooks Anonymous (jab at NSA). The idea here would be to mimic/parody a t-shirt for a big sporting event. - Cypherpunks with variation on Markoff's quote: no more self-consciously ornery group in all of cyberspace! - Picture of Jefferson with caption Grade A Cypherpunk (I kind of like this one) - Key Escrow: Good Enough for Sternlight & Denning (a real inside joke) - Key Escrow: as Safe as a (Government-Insured) Savings and Loan - Key Escrow: As American as Violating the Constitution - Key Escrow: Big Brother is Listening - Clipper: U.S. Social Insecurity - Key Escrow: Lock It Up and Throw Away the Key - Key Escrow: Lock It Up and Give Away the Key - Picture of a lock & key. Cypherpunks: the Key to the Codes. - How about a variation on the $20 bill design with Jefferson on it but other pictures elsewhere on the bill. Maybe text all in those computer-type fonts. Digital Cash. In Cryptography We Trust (a bit pagan, but oh well). Legal tender for all debts, public and private. - Cypherpunks: Patriotic Cyberspatial Citizens. Picture of U.S. flag flapping with digital variations. Maybe computer screens in the place of stars? - Cypherpunks: The New World Order. - Has anyone seen any endangered bureacrats? (another real inside joke) - How about some quotes from the Steve Jackson trial where the judge really hammered at T. Foley? - Operation SunDevil: Exactly as Planned - ``If it had gone off exactly as planned, everything would have been perfect'' (FBI quote on the Waco raid, but works for Steve Jackson, Clipper, etc.) - `I'm not sure if people should have been involved' (Paraphrase, Denning) - `We haven't had problems with encryption yet but if we do there's going to be a lot of dead bodies lying around' (Paraphrase, FBI) - April 16th, 1993: a Day that will Live in Infamy - National Security: the root password to the constitution (tx. Ferguson) - Clipper: Only A Chip Away at Your Privacy - Big Brother is watching YOU (picture of those pointing Uncle Sam pictures, dressed like a spy?) - Cryptography is like Nitroglycerin. Or the question, what's the difference between cryptography and nitroglycerin? (No answer!) Picture of exploding chip on rear? - Cypherpunks: the Big Mother of Big Brother (could be misconstrued) - Cypherpunks: { Someone, Anyone, Everyone } Other than Big Brother - We have Nothing to Lose but our Freedom - Caveat Encryptor (anti Clipper picture) - Cypherpunks: The Bug Bashers, or The Debuggers (this would cover both wiretapping and programming). - { NSA, FBI, Wiretapping, Clipper }: as American as J. Edgar Hoover (hehe). - Cypherpunks: The Patriots Without a Country but With a Computer - Cypherpunks: Assaulting the Putrid Palace (picture of crumbling castle? beseiged?) - Cypherpunks: Cryptographic { Revolutionaries, subversives } - Save Cyberspace - Nuke the NSA (bad pun on other stickers) - Cypherpunks: Largely EFFective - ``We are taking a great step toward a society where privacy is the realm only of the rich'' (paraphrase, W. Diffie). - Nothing is Sacred in Cyberspace - Privacy: Worth Protecting - Cryptography: Digital Draperies - Cryptography: The Fences of Cyberspace (Good Fences make Good Neighbors). - Front: Attention! Recruiting Professional Voyeurs! Back: send resume to [address of NSA] (picture of depraved lecher looking through keyhole?) - Practice Safe Sends. Cypherpunks. (PGP theme) - Cypherpunks: the Cyberspatial Entrepreneurs. - I Pledge Allegiance to Cyberspace - I Pledge Disobedience to the NSA - NSA: Safe From the Democratic Process (jab at aloofness from accountability) - Cryptography for the Unwashed Masses - Public Key Cryptography: Recipe for Revolution - Cypherpunks: Founding Fathers of Netocracy (Modemocracy) - NSA: The Abuses Are Behind { Us, It } - NSA: Behind Us All The Way - NSA: Still Hot Stuff after the Cold War (back: why is that, anyway?) - NSA: Keeping Up with the Joneses - NSA: Alive as the Soviet Union - NSA: Frozen in Time - NSA: Making It and Breaking It - The Cypherpunks say, `No Such Agency!'. - NSA: worst of the TLAs (really inside: three letter acronyms) - NSA: Thanks to Your Taxes, State of the Art in Privacy Deprivation - Cypherpunks: rebels with a cause (from Wired article?) - Front: Old Spooks Never Die. Back: has anyone seen Jack Kevorkian around? - NSA: official gov't agency for exterminating boogeymen. Call [x] - NSA: The Government's Closet. (Picture of closet with skeletons) - NSA: In the Dark (picture of dracula in coffin, hiding from sun?) shew, that will do it for *now* :)

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No Subject
by Peter shipley 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >I could really go for a stylized, >gold thread, "CYPHERPUNKS" on a black polo shirt. Anyone else >interested? I am intrested but I would like to see a the design first, can you MIME mail me the image of postscript -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.3 iQBVAgUBLFRXXHynuL1gkffFAQGqsgH9EPxWkSaDK2sZXcvg/SLo3digsmOhFG/y n3k7YgkvjPyCRzl6IrlZnTvX+Y8Wvw2a2ms+nrTUMdxhPoGYb0BSww== =Ri8/ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Tee-shirt
by Harry Shapiro 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

How about: Orwell was wrong 1994 (1994 in big bold large san serif typeface) -- Harry S. Hawk habs(a)extropy.org Electronic Communications Officer, Extropy Institute Inc. List Administrator of the Extropy Institute Mailing List Private Communication for the Extropian Community since 1991

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Re: T-Shirts
by Paul Goggin 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

With the various T-Shirt proposals flying, I would not mind having more than 1 design myself. The Oxford-variety, dressy, a more classic look, while a t-shirt with big brother or keys more for the street. You can count me in for both varieties if someone has the gumption to really put them together. Paul -- R O All Comments Copyright by | Technofetisht A N Paul S. Goggin (1993) | Cypher, Cyber, Chaos V Information Broker | Ergoflux, Interzone E chaos(a)aql.gatech.edu | Carpe Diem: Stop the Clipper wiretap chip Finger account for latest _Phrack_ | Public Key: PGP and RIPEM available For anonymous communication:---> anonymus+4744(a)charcoal.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Title 18 USC 2511 and 18 USC 2703 Protected -- Monitoring Absolutely Forbidden

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Re: Cypherpunks T-Shirt
by baumbach＠atmel.com 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

A custom one color t-shirt can be had for $27.60. 2 @ $15.90 each. 4 @ $10.10 each. 12 @ $6.20 each. This is not silkscreening, it is fabric dye based laser printer toner. You can actually do all this on your own laser printer, but the cost above is for a finished product. The company sells supplies or will do it all for you. You might want to ask for a sample of their product before ordering anything. They also publish a magazine: Flash The premier Journal of Desktop Printing The ad as seen in their magazine follows: Transfer Services We can reproduce photographs, drawings, artwork or computer graphics on a variety of products using our Transfer Toner technology. We will color separate your photos or artwork to create full color transfers. The prices below are for projects where you provide us with camera ready artwork. Design sizes are shown in parenthesis after item names. Larger designs can often be accomodated with one or more Additional Designs. Designs may be placed on the back, front, sleeve, cuff, & pocket. To use the chart below, simply match the product you want to the quantity you are ordering for the base price of the first color. Next, add in the cost per item for each additional color. For full color photos & artwork add three more colors for a total of four. To receive these low prices artwork must be camera ready. Single color items should be in black ink on bright white paper. Multicolor items should be in their respective colors on one composite page. High contrast images will give the best results. We also accept images on 3.5" Mac & PC disks in the follwing formats: ReadySetGo, TIFF, MacDraw, MacPaint, Illustrator, & PjotoShop. Files should be print erady and clearly labeled. Include any special fonts as outlines. Be sure to keep a backup of all artwork. We attempt to return all originals, but can not be responsible for their loss or damage. Our artists can create or modify a design at the rate of $45/hr billed by the quarter-hour. Simple jobs like curved text might be 15 minutes. Full scale mockups are available at the Q1 pricing and are 75% deductible against orders placed within 30-days of Q12 for that same item. Per Piece Costs: Quantity 1 Qty2 Qty4 Qty12 T-Shirt (10.7"x8") $27.60 $15.90 $10.10 $6.20 Sweat Shirt (10.7"x8") $33.50 $21.90 $16.00 $12.20 Additional Colors $2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $0.75 Other items and costs, but I'm getting tired of typing. BlackLightning Inc. Riddle Pond Rd. West Topsham, VT 05086 1-800-252-2599 (802)439-6463 Fax ------------------------------------ The magazine seems to have separated from the toner company. For what it's worth, the masthead has CIS:[73130,1734]. I think that's a Compuserve address, and offhand I don't know how to send mail to one, yet I know it's possible. The 2 companies probably have employees in common. I have never actually done business with this company, but from reading their magazine I have a good feeling about them. I considered going into the t-shirt printing business using this companies products, but for now I am still a wage slave. Peter Baumbach baumbach(a)bass.sco.atmel.com ;-)

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TEST: please ignore
by hughes 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Please ignore this message. Eric

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Re: Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP
by skyhawk＠cpac.washington.edu 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

> From: jpp(a)markv.com <jpp/daemon> > Subject: Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP > > [...] Pgpmail also helps fix a known security hole -- it doesn't send you > passphrase on the command line, but uses the environment instead. The security-conscious way to send something to a subprocess is to use a pipe. Looking at environment variables requires just a single extra flag to ps(1). If PGP can't be set up to use a pipe to get the passphrase, it would be best to modify PGP to clear its arguments when it's done getting a copy of them. -- Scott Northrop <skyhawk(a)cpac.washington.edu> (206)784-2083 ObVirus: The demand for obedience is inherently evil. ObVirus2: As a juror in a Trial by Jury, you have the right, power and duty to acquit the defendant if you judge the law itself to be unjust.

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Alpha testers wanted: GNU Emacs, RMAIL, and PGP
by jpp＠markv.com 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- I have just finished writing a fancy new package for GNU Emacs (pgpmail). It requires PGP, RMAIL, and sendmail. You must be able to run a program from within Emacs. Pgpmail automaticaly checks message signatures and decrypts messages, it helps automate signing outgoing messages (and strips the signatures a bit too!). Pgpmail also helps fix a known security hole -- it doesn't send you passphrase on the command line, but uses the environment instead. If you would like to be an early alpha tester for my software, *and* feel you would provide lots of testing please reply to me directly. j' - -- O I am Jay Prime Positive jpp(a)markv.com 1250 bit key fingerprint = B8 95 E0 AF 9A A2 CD A5 89 C9 F0 FE B4 3A 2C 3F 524 bit key fingerprint = 8A 7C B9 F2 D5 46 4D ED 66 23 F1 71 DE FF 51 48 Public keys by `finger jpp(a)markv.com' or mail to pgp-public-keys(a)pgp.mit.edu Your feedback is welcome, directly or via symbol JPP on hex(a)sea.east.sun.com -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQBXAgUBLFTK8NC3U5sdKpFdAQG9bwIJAcsJgRnxpKRPcC9EM1qIsXNvFsK9AiRQ g9IqbsWHi2OIyWvsGrf7YEkZkNojOszgkY3AFlddCZvDueapGMmJHuTx -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Matchbooks, T-shirts, the whole lot
by The Phantom 27 Jul '93

27 Jul '93

Nate(a)vis.colostate.edu writes: Subject: Tshirts, buttons, stickers, bumper stickers, tatoos, earrings,..... Chris Odhner writes: That would be realy cool! Sombody else (Eric I think) suggested maybe buttons as well, and I've seen advertisements out in the net in various ...[deleted] I agree, we talked about the matchbook a while ago, what happened to that? We should do: Stickers, "nice" shirts, T-shirts, matchbooks, a wallet-card, and the Tatoos sound REALLY cool. I'm in for the whold lot. ------ Well, we got working on it and kept getting less and less feedback. The last thing done on it was trying to get some type of cypherpunks logo made. The latest of my ideas are available via ftp to ftp.u.washington.edu: /pub/user-supported/cypherpunks/cpmatch.ps.Z Other ideas I got we can discuss in email or if I get enough response, to the list. Matt Matt Thomlinson Say no to the Wiretap Chip! University of Washington, Seattle, Washington. Internet: phantom(a)u.washington.edu phone: (206) 528-5732 PGP 2.2 key available via email or finger phantom(a)hardy.u.washington.edu

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