A few other items of note:
- Even though the privacy commissioner ruled it against PIPA, the Victoria based bars have decided to go ahead with the program, showing they don't respect the privacy of their clients, or the privacy commissioner himself.
- They will not be scanning all patrons, only those they deem as a risk. Can't wait for the human rights commission complaints over that one.
- A list of bars I will now permanently boycott are listed at the bottom of this Times Colonist article: http://www.timescolonist.com/Bars+swipe+patron+collect+data/1773848/story.html

The CP Lawn Bowling Club in Victoria, BC has done this. WiMAX -> Buffalo AP -> Linksys PAP2T -> SIP provider. Bringing the monthly bill from $54/month with Telus on copper pair, to $35/month for unlimited long distance and broadband/wifi as well. http://cplawnbowling.org/

Except if you were in the security community, or even spent an hour looking up some of the things he has done, you would realize he is someone worth listening too.

The people at Verisign are a little busy right now, having just discovered that MD5 could possibly have collisions, and that serial numbers for certificate signatures should maybe be pseudo random as opposed to sequential, and easily guessable sequential at that. Not to mention, their own SSL certificate has issues. Maybe once they understand the SSL process they'll get back to you about OpenID.