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(fwd) Re: US versions of Netscape now available---NOT

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NODE 5548c75f(fwd) Re: US versions of Netscape now available---NOT
Sternlight writes:

: >>Yes.  We've had a few thousand people download it.  Unfortunately, we
: >>only have one machine serving downloads right now, and it tends to melt
: >>down a couple times a day.
: >
: >I've tried four times, and each time has timed out. (That is, I've filled
: >out the Web form four times and tried n times each iteration...at least I
: >get to experiment with variations on my name and address each time :-})
: >
: >I guess I'll have to connect to the Italian and/or Swedish sites again. Has
: >the software arrived there yet?
: 
: Very droll. I had no trouble downloading it first try. Perhaps you should
: switch to Netcom. :-)
: 

Tim you may use this as entry data:

   Whatever YaKnow
   cybernut@nutcom.com
   10401 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 805
   Los Angeles, CA 90024-4628
   (310) 475-3799


Your friend.
NODE 0e8470a5Re: (fwd) Re: US versions of Netscape now available---NOT
At 5:06 AM -0700 7/18/96, Anonymous wrote:
>Sternlight writes:
>
>: >>Yes.  We've had a few thousand people download it.  Unfortunately, we
>: >>only have one machine serving downloads right now, and it tends to melt
>: >>down a couple times a day.
>: >
>: >I've tried four times, and each time has timed out. (That is, I've filled
>: >out the Web form four times and tried n times each iteration...at least I
>: >get to experiment with variations on my name and address each time :-})
>: >
>: >I guess I'll have to connect to the Italian and/or Swedish sites again. Has
>: >the software arrived there yet?
>:
>: Very droll. I had no trouble downloading it first try. Perhaps you should
>: switch to Netcom. :-)
>:
>
>Tim you may use this as entry data:
>
>   Whatever YaKnow
>   cybernut@nutcom.com
>   10401 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 805
>   Los Angeles, CA 90024-4628
>   (310) 475-3799
>
>
>Your friend.

Isn't that nice. Some creep is proud enough of his skill at accessing the
trivially available InterNIC finger data that he posts it to invoke
harassment. And being a coward as well, he hides behind an anonymous
remailer.

David
NODE fd8262d7Re: (fwd) Re: US versions of Netscape now available---NOT
David Sternlight wrote:

| >   Whatever YaKnow
| >   cybernut@nutcom.com
| >   10401 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 805
| >   Los Angeles, CA 90024-4628
| >   (310) 475-3799

| >Your friend.
| 
| Isn't that nice. Some creep is proud enough of his skill at accessing the
| trivially available InterNIC finger data that he posts it to invoke
| harassment. And being a coward as well, he hides behind an anonymous
| remailer.

	I see nothing cowardly about opposing a bad law from where the
Feds can't harrass you.  If the Feds were 'moral and upright' about
enforcing the ITARs, instead of keeping Phil under indictment until
the last minute, harrassing MIT via Sandia National Labs, and refusing
to make clear the laws under which we live, then you might call it
cowardly to oppose the law from behind a shield of anonymity.
However, the Feds don't play by any set of rules known to the public.

Adam

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