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From: steve at entrenchtech.com (Steve)
Subject: Of course you guys support full-disclosure
> It is pretty easy to have an account on nmrc.org, to release
> an anti-Microsoft "information anarchy" FAQ, yet to share an
> account on the same machine as a Microsoft partner (Bindview
> employee Simple Nomad), isn't it? Yet nobody doubts your
> integrity in loathing Microsoft...
Yeah, so? I worked for BindView at one point to. Last time I checked I
had a mind of my own and being a part of NMRC doesn't mean that I have
to conform to anyone's point of view other than my own. I speak for
myself and myself alone. Funny Gobbles said the same thing about me
once. Even more funny that you point your finger at me saying that I am
making the wrong assumptions based on perceptions yet you do the same
about me.
> I know you're not that naive. After what they've done, why
> would they loosely drop their real names? And should they,
> what guarantee is there that you've even have heard of them?
> Not all people are spotlight fuckers, so should the name "Joe
> Blow" be dropped as an ~el8 member, it wouldn't satisfy you
> anyway -- you'd consider the names fabricated.
No, I wouldn't consider them fabricated. I am simply saying that if I
am misinformed, please school me and show me the error of my ways.
> The ~el8 members list is mentioned in each ezine release.
> I don't see what your problem is.
Fair enough. Then I will gladly admit that I was misinformed. Probably
not the first time and probably not the last. I'm not perfect.
> A lot of who? Who are you referring to? And based on what?
> The zine content?
Based on who I thought was a part of this whole thing. So I am
misinformed and I really don't know their skill level although they have
rooted some people whom one would think would know how to secure a box.
Then again, I could probably just as easily end up on the owned list.
> What part of "awaiting publication" eludes you? And I get the
> distinct impression that such logs would be refuted by
> someone like you as inconclusive, anyway.
Actually no, I wouldn't say that they are inconclusive. I find the el8
txt files amusing -- that is until I end up on them that is. :-)
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