NODE c520c44bRe: BEST Inc.
kkirksey@world.std.com (Ken B Kirksey)Tue, 19 Apr 94 12:06:35 PDT
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>Simple solution to this problem, especially if you have strong magnets
>around.... De-magnitize the card.
>
>If you are a ham operator, you can use the magnetic mount on the basis of
>your mobile antenna whip. If you're not, get a big magnet...
>
Or a bulk tape eraser from Radio Shack. They've a thousand household
uses! No home should be without one! :-)
Ken
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NODE 0bd226cdRe: BEST Inc.
"Evidence Inc." <evidence@netcom.com>Tue, 19 Apr 94 18:00:19 PDT
On final comment about this, it is illegal in many states to deface your
driver license "willfully." Thus, if you were to demagnatize the strip
intentionally, you would likely be committing a crime. Of course, if your
mom used the refrigerator magnet to put your DL on the 'fridge after you
left in on the kitchen table during breakfast and that inadvertantly
de-mag'd your DL, there probably is no crime.
Remember, you must be proven guilty. In such a circumstance, the only
way anyone could prove that you were guilty is if you admitted to it.
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On Tue, 19 Apr 1994, Ken B Kirksey wrote:
>
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>
> >Simple solution to this problem, especially if you have strong magnets
> >around.... De-magnitize the card.
> >
> >If you are a ham operator, you can use the magnetic mount on the basis of
> >your mobile antenna whip. If you're not, get a big magnet...
> >
>
> Or a bulk tape eraser from Radio Shack. They've a thousand household
> uses! No home should be without one! :-)
>
> Ken
>
> +===========================================================================+
> | Ken Kirksey kkirksey@world.std.com Mac Guru & Developer |
> +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
> | When the going gets tough, the tough hide under the table. |
> | -Edmund Blackadder |
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NODE 7c7f14e4Re: BEST Inc.
Matthew J Ghio <mg5n+@andrew.cmu.edu>Wed, 20 Apr 94 15:35:31 PDT
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> Evidence, Inc. | The Internet Cops are watching,
> Evidence@Nowhere.Nil | aren't they?
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
> "Have you ever had your phones tapped by the government? YOU WILL
> and the company that'll bring it to you..... AT&T"
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> ^^^^ Someone posted this here and I liked it so much I adopted it as my
> tagline.... Any objections? Send them to Evidence@nowhere.nil..
One that I saw that I liked, and which is particularily appropriate to
cypherpunks was:
"We are NSA of Borg. Your secret key will be assimiliated."