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Jr. Skulker Eric Schneider noticed items in our past issues about a PC to PC voice talk program that contains encryption and another one that could conference several people together. He suggested this site which is home of the Speak Freely freeware program that can do both at the same time. It also has an answering machine so you can leave an outgoing message to people who try to contact you when you aren't at your computer, and they can leave you a message.
This site was suggested by Jr. Skulker Prankster who tells us that "the guy who runs the site, Phederal Phelony, is hilarious! He has a zine called Phreaked Out that is there for download and it is in the first issue. He has some pranks he did on TDD relay ops and other hilarious stuff. It is mainly phreak humor but he does have a serious side in some parts."
"As the most successful community-based anti-crime media company, Fugitive Watch is designed to publish the photographs and information on dangerous fugitives that are wanted by local law enforcement agencies. These fugitives could possibly be hiding in your own local community. Our website was designed to present to the public the profiles of these fugitives, along with descriptions of their whereabouts and by whom they are wanted."
The MacCommunist, also known as Marxintosh, writes an occasional article about Macintosh computers with a political twist.
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