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See http://cryptorights.org/cypherpunks/meetingpunks.html
for SF, Toronto, & Bangalore Cypherpunks announcements.
SF Bay Area Cypherpunks November 2001 Physical Meeting Announcement
General Info:
DATE: Saturday 10 November 2001
TIME: 1-5 PM (Pacific Time)
LOCATION: San Francisco Foundation, 225 Bush St., 5th Floor
The password for making the door guard happy is
"I'm here for the cypherpunks meeting".
Agenda
"Our agenda is a widely-held secret."
As usual, this is an Open Meeting on US Soil, and everyone's invited.
However, it's in an office building, so they'd appreciate if you
have a nom de plume to sign in with.
Any problems, call Bill Stewart at +1-415-307-7119.
Black Unicorn continues with Part II of his talk on the black market,
the manner in which it has evolved over the last quarter century, and
the lessons cypherpunks might be able to learn about networks,
infastructures, security and black markets in general.
Len Sassaman will be talking about the Mixmaster email remailer tool -
there's been a lot of development work recently on this
tool for email anonymizing, including developer mailing list at the
SourceForge Open Source Software repository.
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mixmaster-devel
Dave Del Torto will be presenting current work for the CryptoRights Foundation,
including a description of the upcoming meeting in with European developers.
San Francisco Foundation at 225 Bush Street (5th Floor) in SF,
very close to the Sutter Stockton Garage and BART.
It's about a block and a half north of 1st & Market St.
From Caltrain, most of the busses go up to 3rd & Market St.
and turn either right or left.
Map URL:
http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?BFCat=&Pyt=Tmap&newFL=Use+Address+Below&addr=225+bush&csz=san+francisco%2C+ca&Country=us&Get%A0Map=Get+Map
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From: Bill Stewart (bill.stewartpobox.com)
Date: Fri Nov 09 2001 - 14:22:10 CST
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In Part One of "Squeezing the Jello" we covered the basics of the production
of Cocaine HCl. We touched on the economic incentives to produce cocaine,
down to the level of the peasant farmer. We also introduced some of the
major players in the Medellin and Cali Cartels based in Columbia, examined
their development into the "godfathers of cocaine" and discussed the
challenges they faced in producing a market and distribution network for
cocaine in the United States. We examined the evolution of the cocaine
market and the increasing challenges to the transportation and logistic
segments of international narcotics trafficking starting primarily in the
Reagan era. We discovered the first hints of the adaptive nature of cocaine
smuggling and the narcotics trafficking empires, now risen in power and
influence both in Latin America and in the United States. Finally, we
discussed the increasing technological and military involvement in the "war
on drugs" and the changes in the cocaine trade, including the fall of the
great cartels, that followed those developments. We ended with a
description of the status quo of the cocaine trade today.
In Part Two, we will review some of the things we learned in Part One. We
will examine the cocaine trade again with an emphasis on its economic
impacts and changes over the last three decades. We will go over the major
players in the trade and their eventual fates. We will transition to the
current state of affairs in the cocaine trade and draw some conclusions
about the effectiveness of enforcement efforts given the evolved and
advanced nature of the international narcotics trade. Finally, we will
examine in detail the fates of the large players in the trade, the missteps
they may have made and how the trade has evolved. The talk will end with
some predications about the direction of the cocaine trade, the prospects
for stopping the import of cocaine into the United States and the lessons we
might learn about underground economies from the more than three decades of
experience the international narcotics smuggling trade has given us.
Methods we might use to apply these lessons to cypherpunky projects will be
outlined and some related and future projects will be introduced to the
group.
See you there.
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From: Ben Laurie (benalgroup.co.uk)
Date: Fri Nov 09 2001 - 17:09:33 CST
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Bill Stewart wrote:
> Dave Del Torto will be presenting current work for the CryptoRights Foundation,
> including a description of the upcoming meeting in with European developers.
Oh? Gonna let the Europeans in on the secret?
Cheers,
Ben.
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See also http://www.mithral.com/.
>From: Glenn May To: coderpunkstoad.com Subject: Distributed code Date:
>Thu, 01 Nov 2001 10:18:41 -0800
>
>Looking for code snippets, links to source code and examples, and general
>help on coding distributed apps.
>
>My specific goals: 1st: Set up a network using old heterogeneous pcs
>(pentium 2s,pentiums, 486s) and a small op sys with tcp/ip support that is
>dedicated to running the distributed code. Thinking about using one of the
>Mini linux on floppy setups.
>
>2nd: Code project that lends itself to distributed computing, like
>reimplement the zipcrack project so that it dynamically distributes
>portions of the decrpyting to various machines based on speed factors.
>
>3rd: Produce code capable of dynamically accepting new projects and ending
>old ones.
>
>Seems like something like this will have already be done, so if anyone can
>point me in the right direction or even send me the information on the
>whole setup it would be appreciated.
>
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