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NY Times has an article today about how Frankel of Nullsoft, now a division of AOL Time Warner, has released a software that allows private encrypted file sharing among small groups. AOL is trying to scare people away from using the software and has already removed it from NullSoft's website, but it's the internet, and like a dam you can try putting your finger in the crack, but...
You can download it here: waste
Who wants to share stuff?
I got a kick out of this photo that was taken at the Haight fair about a week ago, so I wanted to put it up here.
In SF politics you're not liberal unless you're really, really liberal. Well, Tom Ammiano is really, really, really, liberal. I think we call it progressive populism here and across the bay. I like that about politics in this area. It's never about "should we help homeless" or "should we give equal rights to gays", it's always "what type of help" and "damn right", respectively. There's got to be something counter-balancing the conservative revival in D.C., right?
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