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Re: `careerpunks'
Adam Back, <[email protected]>, writes:
> In trying to figure out which lists were working, I noticed that there
> are now many more people on coderpunks and cryptography than there are
> on cypherpunks... take a look at these figures:
>
> 713 [email protected]
> 713 [email protected]
> 245 [email protected] + [email protected] - duplicates
Coderpunks has not been very active, I think (although I don't always
notice which messages come from which lists). Perry Metzger's moderated
[email protected] has had some good discussions lately, including
contributions from such people as Carl Ellison and Matt Blaze. There
was an interesting proposal from James Donald for a possible approach
to what they are calling CACK, "Corporate Access to Corporate Keys",
without facilitating GAK, "Government Access to Keys".
The cypherpunks list continues to have the edge in political commentary
and bomb-making instructions. :-)
Hal