Anonymous e mail remailers endure post Sept 11 era
The piece notes anonymous remailers persist as tools for whistle-blowers and privacy advocates while raising fear of enforcement. It details how remailers obfuscate senders, how chains and Mixmaster tech thwart tracing, and mentions figures like Len Sassaman and Lance Cottrell. It cites legal risks and limited commercial success.
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San .Iose
Cali
Len Sassaman
Sussaman
Yahoo Mail
Juli Hensingius
Church of Scientology
Sassaman
Lance Cottrell
Secret senders reveal hidden inclinations in emails
The message carries identifiers beyond its text that reveal the sender’s Internet habits. With the rise of atmail usage, anonymous email services have also expanded.
Internet VoIP reshapes Latin American long distance market
Latin American carriers face revenue pressure as Voice over Internet Protocol lowers call costs across the region. Brazil and Chile show rapid liberalization and price cuts, while Bolivia’s Colas offers cheaper calls by renting networks rather than building fiber. Experts say VoIP could threaten traditional carriers and expand deregulated competition.
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Aurea Bittar
Paris
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Embratel
Intelig
Brat
Regina Helena
Kernanda
Atlanta
Latin America
Regina
Fernanda
Fanbratel Ame Titeliy Bens
Ah Resel
Thia
Carlos Rodriguez
Pyramid Research
Cambri
Mass
Chile
Aya
Arventiya
la Ponte
I . Lulking
Tom Kystin
Vine
ITSC
Princeton
Colas
Fintel
Mims Loatiner
Col Emeral
Santa Cruz
Sao Panta
Bolivia
Americas
Europe
Lash Kan
New Evolution for Off Road Racing Delivers More Trucks
A review of 4x4 Evolution 2 praises improved graphics and 35 courses from tropical to mountainous settings. It notes five game modes including career and multiplayer, with upgrades bought via winnings. The piece highlights lack of vehicle damage and recommends a driving wheel for best experience.
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Nissan
Jeep
Yale
Researchers claim leap in race for flexible video screen
Boston AP reports researchers claim a major step toward a flexible video display using plastic transistors. Philips Netherlands team crams 4000 transistors into a 2 inch panel, achieving 64 by 4 pixel resolution with 256 gray shades and a readable image. Several firms pursue related electronic paper tech, but practical flexible video screens remain years away.
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Boston
Ing
Royal Philips Electronics
Netherlands
Pliss
Millema
Philips
Russel Wilcox
I Ink
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Freedom Network
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