It was said:
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>As to care, as I've said a lot before, care is most often more
>expensive than coverage.
Clearly this can't be true or every health insurance company would be going
out of business. Coverage has to be more expensive than care of they
wouldn't be in the business of
Tim said:
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I can't speak to the truth or falsity or plausibility of some of the claims
here, but there is a general point: modularization.
There is no real reason for crypto to be built into complex products, at least
not when those products are well-suited for handling text (a
Ray said:
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I do not buy the story that what happened to PGP
was an accident; on the contrary, it was just NAI doing what they
had to do to get approval to put it up for international downloads,
the same as Lotus just did what it had to do.
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I have to agree. The
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23462-2000Sep6.html
Of interest: though the unnamed spokesman asserted that the FBI is opposed to
profiling students to detect potential school violence, the article still
includes a laundry list of "warning signs": "The FBI provided a list of clues t
Said by Sampo Syreeni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>Crack cocaine is made using a relatively simple procedure which changes
>that equilibrium to where almost all of it blows into the brain at
>once. This is why crack cocaine is considered worse than the "regular"
>powder.
'Freebasing'
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Now that the PGP key management "bug" is public, I'd like to comment
on some source code issues and follies.
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The quotes around "bug" are quite appropriate. After reviewing Senderek's
paper, I can only conclude that the addition of non-hashed subpac
