NODE e445e5f7Re: lists of U.S. cypherpunks and tentacles
Allen Robinson <sebaygo@netcom.com>Fri, 25 Feb 94 19:25:29 PST
Tentacle@medusa.conspiracy.org wrote:
>> Does there exist lists of Tentacles and CypherPunks who
>> are U.S. citizens with U.S. email addresses?
To which julf@penet.fi replied:
> Uh...I, of course, am a bona fide citizen. Was just about to
> announce my new server in Frankfurt, Arkansas. But as I am
> having minor problems with my system, my e-mail address
> currently *appears* to be in Finland. But rest assured all
> stuff automatically gets rerouted to AK, and doesn't go
> outside the states.
Since there is no Frankfurt, Arkansas, I'm sure you *meant*
Stuttgart, Arkansas. Oh, and the two-letter postal code
abbreviation for Arkansas is AR, not AK (Alaska). I don't
mean to nit-pick....just one good U.S. citizen helping another!
AR
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Allen Robinson sebago@netcom.com Fayetteville, AR, USA
NODE 938bcffaRe: lists of U.S. cypherpunks and tentacles
Johan Helsingius <julf@penet.fi>Sat, 26 Feb 94 00:23:12 PST
> Since there is no Frankfurt, Arkansas, I'm sure you *meant*
> Stuttgart, Arkansas.
No. I meant Frankfurt. But you are partly right, as I wanted a
non-existent place, and as I thought about weird places I had
visisited, Stuttgart, AR came to mind. But it had to be a fictionary
place, so I changed it to Frankfurt. Of course, there probably *is*
a Frankfurt somewhere in Arkansas ;-)
> Oh, and the two-letter postal code
> abbreviation for Arkansas is AR, not AK (Alaska).
Ahh. So it is! Thanks!
And for those who are thinking "what the hell does this have to do
with cypherpunks?" - There you see! Steganography *does* work!
Look, ma! No dinosaurs!
Julf