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From: erlo <erlo@valid.not>
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Subject: Re: Ada Connections to this Crypto.
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On 15-12-2014 14:34, Austin Obyrne wrote:
> On Sunday, December 14, 2014 8:28:36 PM UTC, Simon Wright wrote:
> May I take the opportunity of aerating a particular point the has been influencing cryptography for far too long.
> Everybody will agree that binary numbers are extremely counter intuitive and it is a prodigious task some times to change a binary number into the equivalent decimal number.  One cannot just verbalise (as they should be able to do) binary numbers as easily as decimal numbers so those magical figments of the mathematical imagination that often lead to theorems are far less likely to be born in such a constrained environment than in the denary world.   

... and a lot more b*llsh*t to which one can only say: *LOL*
But the entertainment value is high :o)

Erlo

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