NODE c2ed9069Deployment
an250888@anon.penet.fiSat, 15 Jul 95 08:27:13 PDT
>In addition, now is the time to deploy stego, on a massive scale.
>How many stego programs have been released for Unix?
Unix? The masses use DOS, Windows, Mac, and OS/2. All you Unix gurus
with nifty Unix crypto utilities that PC users can only wonder about
need to buy PC's and start porting now if you want to get anywhere.
Unix? Hah! Gimme a break! Unix is a Warsaw ghetto.
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NODE 3cb19ad8Deployment
Phil Fraering <pgf@tyrell.net>Sat, 15 Jul 95 08:54:53 PDT
>In addition, now is the time to deploy stego, on a massive scale.
>How many stego programs have been released for Unix?
Unix? The masses use DOS, Windows, Mac, and OS/2. All you Unix gurus
The masses aren't responsible for the net either; the unix people
generally _are_. AFTER the tools are written for Unix, the stuff
can undoubtedly be ported down to the mainstream OS's. I hear
they're improving.
with nifty Unix crypto utilities that PC users can only wonder about
need to buy PC's and start porting now if you want to get anywhere.
Unix? Hah! Gimme a break! Unix is a Warsaw ghetto.
Unix is a Warsaw ghetto that can be run on almost any current PC,
including many that have problems with Windows '95. And it's more
capable.
You think the penet remailer you just used is running in Windows?
NODE 84f6a01fRe: Deployment
Jon Lasser <jlasser@rwd.goucher.edu>Sat, 15 Jul 95 11:03:56 PDT
On Sat, 15 Jul 1995 an250888@anon.penet.fi wrote:
> >In addition, now is the time to deploy stego, on a massive scale.
> >How many stego programs have been released for Unix?
>
> Unix? The masses use DOS, Windows, Mac, and OS/2. All you Unix gurus
> with nifty Unix crypto utilities that PC users can only wonder about
> need to buy PC's and start porting now if you want to get anywhere.
A legitimate point; however, the majority of PC users won't be in the
vanguard of /anything/ -- it's not the nature of the PC industry. If all
the Unix folks do it, then the PC folks might.
Besides, the first was the point I was making; the second, I was
personally interested, because, after all, I run unix.
In addition, many of the PC people who do Internet communications do it
through a unix server anyway. So it would be beneficial.
Jon
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