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PGP and offline-readers
J. Michael Diehl
mdiehl at triton.unm.edu
Fri Jul 2 18:16:43 PDT 1993
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According to Timothy Newsham:
> I think a good idea for offline readers would be to build ontop of
> currently implemented protocols. One protocol worth mentioning is
This is fine if you are using a *nix machine. But if you are trying to enforce
your privacy over CI$ or genie or a bbs, well, you can't rely on one common
protocol. This is why I advocate communications program scripts.
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