Re: Re: Re: Re: Are our bytes safe from our isp?

[IlyaM]

Since when using encryption makes you terrorist or pirate? If it is my private data and if I want so it should be nobody f**king business to look on it whenether this nobody is ISP, government or somebody else.

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[Anonymous Monk]

Umm. I never said that the desire to use encryption makes you a terrorist or a pirate. I didn't even imply it. If that's how you read it, either you have very different definitions for some of the words I used or you, my most humble saint IlyaM, are paranoid as hell. Your data is private. That's completely fine. I never implied that the desire for privacy makes you a terrorist, a pirate, or a CTO for a company bent on...world...domination.....*glances at IlyaM's signature*...nm. Forget I mentioned anything on the subject of privacy. Dodadodado...I know nothing.

Freaked out as hell,
Anonymous Nun

[IlyaM]

Funny you said I'm paranoid. You reminded me old saying: "just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you".

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Ilya Martynov, [e-mail]
CTO IPonWEB (UK) Ltd
Quality Perl Programming and Unix Support UK managed @ offshore prices - http://www.iponweb.net
Personal website - http://martynov.org

[Anonymous Monk]

How many times do I have to tell you people: We do not kill people or arrange their assassination. We are not responsible for murdering individuals who have become ‘inconvenient’ in some way!

Oh.. you weren't referring to that? Well, carry on then... *calls in air strike on Perlmonk's server*