Hi all, I've tried to work with the Pharo group but they keep kicking me out of their mailing list. I've already mentioned this a number of times to the Pharo group but nobody seems to care. BOLD BOLD BOLD PLEASE TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY BOLD BOLD BOLD I am not a lawyer but we used very good lawyers to make the squeaksource repository a safe place to do cryptography work. If you are working on cryptography DO NOT POST your code anywhere except squeaksource. Especially if you are in the USA. The ONLY repository that is approved to host our cryptography code in the USA and therefore not subject to criminal violations is squeaksource. It is a CRIME in the USA to move code and make it available on the internet for everyone to download! It must be hosted on squeaksoruce.com or another location that is also properly registered. IF YOU COPIED CRYPTOGRAPHY CODE TO ANOTHER REPOSITORY THAT IS NOT REGISTERED I would recommend you delete it immediately. END BOLD! Please feel free to post this to the Pharo mailing list because they apparently do not want to hear from me! All the best, Ron Teitelbaum On Thu, May 28, 2020 at 9:59 PM Robert Withers via Squeak-dev <[hidden email]> wrote: Hey Ron, since you spent serious time in making our Cryptography project |
Thanks for the heads up and clarification. Would you think that
that applies to a protocol like
ParrotTalk-Smalltalk/ParrotTalk-Swift (the code I put on github).
Shoot, do you think my Java code for ASN1 and ParrotTalk is a
violation? I am going to go ahead an delete, nobody uses it and
shouldn't. It is no where near the latest. What would you say about my duplicate project on squeaksource, named Oceanside? I have ALL the Crypto there as a sort of backup. Paranoia will destroy you!! Duh, Duh-Duh, Duh, Duh-Duh, Duh-Duh! K, r On 5/29/20 4:58 PM, Ron Teitelbaum
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On 5/29/20 4:48 PM, Robert Withers
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I would observe to you that in my subjective experience, a higher
dimensional space than objective reality, which is projected from
subjective space (Copenhagen Interpretation - Bohr &
Heisenberg were the SHIT!), ...^,^ As I started to say, I would
observe that SQUEAK GLOWS TWO! Could we get an animation of the
Squeak [1]? Thanks for this image, Vanessa! God blesses you!
<David was bisexual [2]>
[2] David was bisexual -
http://www.callistohouse.club/david-was-bisexual/
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On 5/29/20 5:28 PM, Robert Withers
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Does my assertion make sense to you? SQUEAK IS A LIVING SYSTEM!
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On 5/29/20 5:34 PM, Robert Withers
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SQUEAK ALIVE! #SqueakAlive. Ergo, Squeak creates boundaries, reverses entropy and reproduces. Quod erat demonstrandum. . .. ... ^,^
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Hi Rob, I'm not a lawyer but I think you are ok on squeaksource.com. You could register your code on github but you should discuss it with a lawyer. The issue is that if you make cryptography code available to the public you are not able to guarantee that hostile state actors do not download the code. That is a violation of US Law. There is an exception in the law that says if the code is available as part of an open source project and it is properly registered we can make the code publically available on the internet. squeaksource.com is properly registered and part of an open source project. If you like we can work to find a solution for your java code. There are also exceptions for weak encryption short key lengths etc. We would have to spend some time to figure it all out again to see if we can find a solution for your other code. By the way, squeakSSL is another interesting exception. Since we use OS modules instead of using our own crypto code in the plugin (unlike Pharo that has decided to include OpenSSL in their plugin) it is not really exporting cryptography. Including openSSL and exporting it is also not a good idea unless that plugin's location is also registered in the USA. People that download and use the code are responsible to make sure that their products are not exported to any countries on the list of countries that are prohibited. All the best, Ron Teitelbaum On Fri, May 29, 2020 at 5:04 PM Robert Withers <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> On 2020-05-29, at 1:29 PM, tim Rowledge <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Aargh; damn, that's from the Grease stuff loaded because I also have Seaside installed. OK, that little issue is corrected. Probably a bit faster too, as it happens. Package published, mcm updated. No need to change anything for the tests since the Blowfish tests are already in the relevant place. tim -- tim Rowledge; [hidden email]; http://www.rowledge.org/tim Useful random insult:- When a thought crosses her mind, it's a long and lonely journey. |
Yes, well I meant to say I get #SolidGreen! It is quite natural
to publish and update the map, isn't it? Loading too is beautiful
with your MonticelloBrowser open. Magick! Nam-shub! I like
it very very much. I always save a package/map first in my local
directory crypto/ cache. Then I know I have it, I will Copy to
Cryptography and Oceanside. Clickity, clickity, click. Hey tim, Voice command 'publish CryptographyCiphers'? Pozhaluysta?? Awwwe yeah! rabbit On 5/29/20 7:13 PM, tim Rowledge wrote:
On 2020-05-29, at 1:29 PM, tim Rowledge [hidden email] wrote: Aargh; damn, that's from the Grease stuff loaded because I also have Seaside installed.OK, that little issue is corrected. Probably a bit faster too, as it happens. Package published, mcm updated. No need to change anything for the tests since the Blowfish tests are already in the relevant place. tim -- tim Rowledge; [hidden email]; http://www.rowledge.org/tim Useful random insult:- When a thought crosses her mind, it's a long and lonely journey. |
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