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Hi August,

On 2021-06-10 08:48:13, you wrote to All:

PGP Marks 30th Anniversary
https://philzimmermann.com/EN/essays/PGP_30th/

Interesting that Phil does not prefer to really use pgp himself!

He writes:

"Note: I don't have a PGP client that runs on my iPhone, which is where I process most of my email. This means you should send me plaintext email if you want me to read it. (Yes, I know, I know.)"

How ironic. :)

Indeed.

And he's signing that with:

-Philip Zimmermann
6 June 2021
The Hague, Netherlands

I didn't know he lives so close by. It turns out he now is a professor at the university where I once studied...


Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred!

** On Thursday 10.06.21 - 18:03, you wrote to August Abolins:

-Philip Zimmermann
6 June 2021
The Hague, Netherlands

I didn't know he lives so close by. It turns out he now is a professor
at the university where I once studied...

Time to get on that bike and see if you can spot him on campus!

I'm also suprised that he doesn't even use/mention his
SilentCircle system for his iPhone. I wonder what's up with
that.

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Hi August,

On 2021-06-10 18:04:00, you wrote to me:

-Philip Zimmermann
6 June 2021
The Hague, Netherlands

I didn't know he lives so close by. It turns out he now is a
professor at the university where I once studied...

Time to get on that bike and see if you can spot him on campus!

The chances of that ar very slim, unless you know exactly which building he works in. It's a big campus!

Anyway I'm not a star chaser. ;)

I'm also suprised that he doesn't even use/mention his
SilentCircle system for his iPhone. I wonder what's up with
that.

He was a founder, but maybe he's no longer involved with them?

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Wilfred van Velzen!

** On Friday 11.06.21 - 09:01, you wrote to me:

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Time to get on that bike and see if you can spot him on
campus!

The chances of that ar very slim, unless you know exactly
which building he works in. It's a big campus!

I suppose the campus is closed to casual traffic anyway?

I'm also suprised that he doesn't even use/mention his
SilentCircle system for his iPhone. I wonder what's up
with that.

He was a founder, but maybe he's no longer involved with them?

But even so, I would think why not subscribe to the service
that one helped to create or influence? A $9.99/mo
subscription would be nothing for him.



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Hi August,

On 2021-06-12 21:24:00, you wrote to me:

Time to get on that bike and see if you can spot him on
campus!

The chances of that ar very slim, unless you know exactly
which building he works in. It's a big campus!

I suppose the campus is closed to casual traffic anyway?

No, you can't compare it to a campus as you know it from your part of the world. It's just a part of the city where a lot of the buildings have educational (or related) functions.

I'm also suprised that he doesn't even use/mention his
SilentCircle system for his iPhone. I wonder what's up
with that.

He was a founder, but maybe he's no longer involved with them?

But even so, I would think why not subscribe to the service
that one helped to create or influence? A $9.99/mo
subscription would be nothing for him.

I don't know his motivations...

Bye, Wilfred.
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Hello Wilfred van Velzen!

** On Sunday 13.06.21 - 12:48, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to August Abolins:

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I suppose the campus is closed to casual traffic anyway?

No, you can't compare it to a campus as you know it from your part of
the world. It's just a part of the city where a lot of the buildings
have educational (or related) functions.

Oh.. we have some campuses that are open (all over the city)
too. Queen's University (my alma mater), Toronto Univ.

But colleges here seem to be in more closed-in surroundings.


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