[LINK] ACMA Internet Filter List Leaked

[Tom Koltai]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Leah Manta [mailto:link at fly.to] 
> Sent: Thursday, 19 March 2009 8:36 PM
> To: Tom Koltai; 'Adrian Chadd'; 'George Bray'; Kim Holburn
> Cc: 'Link'
> Subject: Re: [LINK] ACMA Internet Filter List Leaked
> >http://web.archive.org/web/20071212000515/www.wikileaks.org/w
> iki/Catego
> >r
> >y:Australia
> >
> >Anything else is $250 per hour, and unfortunately there's a long 
> >waiting list.

Okay smarty pants...;-) have you got a more current cache that's
publicly available ? And that you want to advertise on a public
listserver ?
> 
> Must be why you aren't making $250 an hour to find out dated info :)

I is though..... the other day I was getting it to talk about stuff that
I wrote in 1993..... Out dated is occassionally IN.

> >offlist to obtain free alternative instructions Hint - Alternative 
> >access requires a cache server not located in Australia.
> 
> Tom, even that isn't going to work, at least not now.  I have tried 
> servers in South Africa, Germany, India, USA, Canada, Ukraine, 
> Russia, Japan, Chile, CZ, France, Italy, UK ...

Ahhh so Conroy got to everyone did he ?

> At 05:53 19/03/2009, Tom Koltai wrote:
> 
> >So Im afraid my next commercial rollout - wait for it - wait 
> for it.... 
> >Will be a mobile based service offering..... That will offer 
> >international gateways for ALL content via ubiquitous transparent 
> >global cache routing.
> >
> >This unfortunately obviates any attempt by any one country to filter 
> >anything.
> 
> Really?  You seem to be about, ooooh, 10 years behind!  

Actually no. I presented the concept at Nanog 10 in open session - I
think that was the Tampa Florida in May or June '97.
It just takes extreme conditions sometimes to get a business case up - A
good BP is about timing and opportunity.
As Peter Sellers would say... Rythym and Blues.

>There is already a great resource that does just that!  Used by
Journalists 
> and Spies from all around the world.

Gee and I thought it was just the old hackers and microsoft engineers
that had clue. 

> Ha!  A LOT of people read Link :)

Yes but most probably don't look under the hood that often. Layer 7 _IS_
the world.


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