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| http://alexslemonade.org at (no spam) http://MeAmI.org... |
 Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 7:10 pm |
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The idea of when I leave my house I have to lock my door to make sure
what is in my house is secure when I leave my house seems to be a
basic function as to be so easy to understand its parallels must echo
through the halls of eternity. Alas, have we, as a voice of reason
fell on (tripped) to overhear (by deaf ears) a misplaced concept?
When I go to the ATM I enter a key but when I leave the ATM I just
leave. I do not lock my account back up. Alas, it seems to be a very
basic observation that unless an encrypted action takes or piece of
knowledge is transcended upon receipt by the very forces of physics
then my ATM account is simply not safe as I have walked away without
looking to see if it might have been a good idea to lock the
institution before I left it. Be it an abstract entity I somehow
managed to miss the shiny brass door knocker of my imagination with
all those buttons and beeps.
Dear God, Mark Twain, somebody please help me. I'm convinced
encryption is only hard be it not secure at all.
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