Re: Barcode Email

From: Ari Silversteinn (abcarisilverstein_at_yahoo.comxyz)
Date: 07/27/05


Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 10:26:37 -0400

On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 02:30:05 +0200 (CEST), George Orwell wrote:

> In article <lpuvq3r8o0p8.4pl5887h3y34$.dlg@40tude.net>
> Ari Silversteinn <abcarisilverstein@yahoo.comxyz> wrote:
>>
>> On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 00:10:05 +0200 (CEST), Nomen Nescio wrote:
>>
>>>> It serves the purpose of allowing two people to commo with each other in a
>>>> secure manner.
>>>
>>> ..and use fifty to one hundred times the bandwidth that would
>>> be needed to send the same message pgp encrypted in a
>>> text/plain message.
>>
>> 1) Proof that out
>
> Hm .. lessee.. text message, pgp encrypted average 1 to 10K for
> most messages.
>
> PDF style format you're wanting to use.. 10 to 200k for the same
> information
> PDF has always been an overbloated syphilitic cow of a format.

It's supposed to be, it's a Portable Document File, P.D.F. and that's what
I am doing, sending a PDF. and 50x to 100x would be 50K to 1,000K so your
numbers don't blow out.

>> 2) Who cares?
>
> I do. and so does almost everybody using dialup.. which still
> yet makes up MOST of the on-line population despite the advances
> of ADSL.

So it takes a while to pull it down, so what? Go read a webpage while you
wait. I'd rather be selling to the future instead of worrying about the
diminishing dial up marketplace anyway.
 
>> 3) PGP is above the head of 95% of the populace
>
> So? Do like the man said... use terms they can understand and
> (oh my god!) Educate them! An intelligent customer is a better
> customer, especially if he has you to thank for giving him a
> clue.

This is techie is talk not reality. People aren't going to sit around and
be educated over an email program, that's why unencrypted messaging remains
unencrypted for no good reason. It's not about a simple education that is
simple for you, difficult for me, it's damn near impossible for the general
public.

-- 
Drop the alphabet for email


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