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Re: Bomb information ban
>> All. What part of Engineering doesn't have some impact or use in
>> bombmaking/usage?
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>Genetic Engineering, of course, my silico-centric friend :-)
>
Ah, but genetic engineering could conceivably produce people that were
genetically predisposed to suicide missions :-)
Besides, genetic engineering more properly belongs to biology, does it not,
since it isn't sufficiently precise as to permit "true" engineering?
>Query: Why is it that, when the usual stream of crypto-conversation
>begins to dry up, the topic of bombs comes up?
'Cause they're fun, and go "bang"? ('cept for the hush-a-boom, of course)
> Maybe crypto-anarchists
>should seek to replace the traditional symbol of anarchy (you know, the
>bowling ball with the fuse) with something more moderne. Any suggestions
>on what the well-dressed (black trenchcoat and fedora, for tradition's
>sake) crypto-anarchist is seen clutching in his hand as he skulks off into
>shadows of Blacknet???
A floppy disk?
> You know, something that would make a good .gif.
>Finger for public key \ )
>Strong-arm for secret key / <-- minor groove
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>Thumb-screws for pass-phrase / )
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Tempting the fates, are we? :-)
Dave Merriman
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