full-disclosure - Electronic Crimes Act 2003 of Pakistan

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From: ggilliss at netpublishing.com (Gregory A. Gilliss)
Subject: Electronic Crimes Act 2003 of Pakistan

Here, here! I second the motion.

<FLAME>
Man, I go away for one day, and I come back and you guys are bashing each
other over the head and yelling "Your country's restrictions on freedom 
are more stupid than my country's restrictions on freedom!" Jeez, GTFU ... 

Meanwhile government agencies continue to monitor our traffic without
our consent, vulnerabilities are withheld to protect company's market
share...and you guys are yelling about how Pakistan and India's laws
are dumb? Just wait until *all* the software development is done over
there, then sit back and wait while you *try* and get someone to care
about the latest exploit...
</FLAME>

BTW, I took the LSAT today. It's everything they say it is and more :-0

We now return you to our regularly scheduled FD discussion...

G

On or about 2003.10.04 08:34:46 +0000, Cael Abal (lists@...you.com) said:

> 
> Brr.  I need a sweater, it's getting kind of stupid around here.
> 

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