I normally don't watch or read any news because it is boring.
But with Ukrainia going on I am for the first time interested.
I only have Internet on my cable. Nothing else.
Is there a good web site for streaming live news reporting?
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Dan Purgert wrote:
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None of that, actually. Unless I've had a complete mental break.
Dan Purgert wrote:
Dan Purgert wrote:
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None of that, actually. Unless I've had a complete mental break.
Presumably the PGP signature can prove it one way or the other whether
you did?
It did look to be signed to me, the full message, headers and all is
pasted at the bottom of this reply.
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Yes, I remember them asking what value it added, and thought this
might be an example of it being some use (or indeed showing that is it
is no use) but I can't remember who it was either.
Andy Burns wrote:
Dan Purgert wrote:
Dan Purgert wrote:
None of that, actually. Unless I've had a complete mental break.
Presumably the PGP signature can prove it one way or the other whether
you did?
Oops, that second sentence was supposed to come off more joking. Oh
well, learn from my mistakes - don't try to be funny before you've had
coffee :)
The original post isn't signed at all (least according to my copy of
slrn)
whereas my initial response (and this one) are.
Too bad I forget who was asking me why I send everything signed, this
would be a perfect example to show them.
Andy Burns wrote:
It did look to be signed to me, the full message, headers and all is
pasted at the bottom of this reply.
Right, whoever it was just pasted a PGP signature block into the body of their post.
What I get when trying to verify that initial post:
¦gpg: no signed data ¦
¦gpg: can't hash datafile: No data¦
as opposed to an actual posting by me:Yes, for your previous message, thnderbird will show the signed part, but I can't seem to get your actual PGP key from anywhere, tried key IDs
¦gpg: Signature made Tue 01 Mar 2022 05:41:31 AM EST
¦gpg: using RSA key DDAB23FB19FA7D851CC1E0676D6570E54CE72860
Perfect example of it being useful, at least once I stopped tripping
over simple things, like "trying to make a joke that came across as
serious" :)
I normally don't watch or read any news because it is boring.
But with Ukrainia going on I am for the first time interested.
I only have Internet on my cable. Nothing else.
Is there a good web site for streaming live news reporting?
Yes, for your previous message, thnderbird will show the signed part,
but I can't seem to get your actual PGP key from anywhere, tried key
IDs
0x4CE72860
Perfect example of it being useful, at least once I stopped tripping
over simple things, like "trying to make a joke that came across as
serious" :)
Presumably Ray at E-S can identify the account, it seems to be unique
to that message.
Dan Purgert wrote:
Seems that it isn't as shared out in the same manner as things
used to be (*sigh* for thinking things still worked like they did back
when pgp.mit.edu was one of the go-to options).
I can find it (slowly) by hand on pgp.mit.edu, but not on
keyserver.pgp.com, and thunderbird's own "automatic" lookup couldn't
find it, whatever that uses.
Seems that it isn't as shared out in the same manner as things
used to be (*sigh* for thinking things still worked like they did back
when pgp.mit.edu was one of the go-to options).
it should also be available at keys.openpgp.org now
You'll have to look at a few and decide which is right for you.
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