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| As of May 8, 2009, I've changed my OpenPGP signing key in response to concerns regarding the security of SHA-1[1]. My old key will expire Jan 01, 2010; please use the new one for future electronic correspondence. | As of May 8, 2009, I've changed my OpenPGP signing key in response to concerns regarding the security of SHA-1[1]. My old key will expire Jan 01, 2011; please use the new one for future electronic correspondence. |
I'm thinking to add one-line advocacy items to the bottom of my e-mails, advocating various causes that I believe in. The idea is to be a cyber "bumper sticker." Below are some items that I thought were interesting and may use.
The ASCII Ribbon Campaign. Stop HTML e-mail and proprietary attachments. http://www.asciiribbon.org/
As of May 8, 2009, I've changed my OpenPGP signing key in response to concerns regarding the security of SHA-1[1]. My old key will expire Jan 01, 2011; please use the new one for future electronic correspondence. [1]: http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/hash/statement.html
Windows 7
The Free Software Foundation has several taglines parodying Microsoft's advertisements placed in the footer of e-mails sent from their Live Mail service.
Some of those that I liked:
Windows 7 is a new era of restrictions. http://windows7sins.org
Own your own computer. Don't use Windows 7. http://windows7sins.org
New Windows 7: New Windows, same restrictions. Learn more: http://windows7sins.org
New Windows 7: Simplify what we let you do everyday. Learn more: http://windows7sins.org
New Windows 7: Double the DRM, Double the fun! Learn more: http://windows7sins.org
New Windows 7: It's not the right system for you. Learn more: http://windows7sins.org
