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Saturday AM at 11:30 and
Sunday at Midnite

I questioned the Midnite on Sunday timeslot
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are quite popular!

Steve, we need another show... for Hauppauge and another for Riverhead...

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What happened to the/a ? teckstuff egroup?

-richie einhorn

----- Original Message -----
From: Steven Attaway <teckstuff@...>
To: <TechnoStuff@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 5:45 PM
Subject: <TechnoStuff> Toothless Carnivore? from Brock Meeks


>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: Declan McCullagh <declan@...>
> Reply-To: declan@...
> To: politech@...
> CC: brock.meeks@...
> Subject: FC: Toothless Carnivore? from Brock Meeks
> Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 15:09:37 -0400
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>
> **********
>
> From: "Meeks, Brock" <Brock.Meeks@...>
> To: "'declan@...'" <declan@...>
> Subject: Toothless Carnivore
> Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2000 12:02:21 -0700
>
> Yesterday, during a House hearing on Mob involvement on Wall St., Thomas
> Fuentes, chief of the FBI's Organized Crime Division, coughed up the
> following hairball (which I reported yesterday) when asked if e-mail
> interception was helpful during FBI investigations. Fuentes had earlier
> groused about how technology and the Internet were making his job harder.
>
> As a bonus tidbit, Fuentes admitted that the cyrpto genie was out of the
> bottle.
>
> The following is transcribed verbatim from yesterday's hearing:
>
> Fuentes: The difficulty with e-mail is that you really don't hear the
tone
> of voice. You can't tell if the person is screaming, it helps to hear the
> tone of the voice in trying to determine are they are saying this
> tongue-in-cheek or do they really mean it, are they really going to fly to
> Arizona and kill somebody and kill his wife and hold him hostage, is he
> kidding.
>
> Does the person at the other end show fear in that conversation so that we
> could say, they are using intimidation and threats of violence and they're
> serious. Because you can hear these kinds of conversations in the locker
> room at your health club and the people don't really mean it, they're
> getting ready for a tennis game or something.
>
> But in our case they mean it, more often than not, and that's the part
that
> is conveyed through the telephone or through microphone interception that
> e-mail interception will never substitute for.
>
> Q: do you accept the premise that encryption technology is readily
available
> to be downloaded even overseas and to be used?
>
> Fuentes: [pause] Yes.
>
>
>
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