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http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/2008/pulpit_20080922_005421.html

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Doctor John wrote:

> iEYEARECAAYFAkjY9ToACgkQ0+/LI0EN4LxCBgCgmOMf5k3D0LW902J/hpMWhNoG
> AE4AmwZhYbHN8F0jHgxPugn+tb/H7uaH
> =Lu7K

This makes no sense at all.

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Invisible wrote:
> Doctor John wrote:
> 
>> iEYEARECAAYFAkjY9ToACgkQ0+/LI0EN4LxCBgCgmOMf5k3D0LW902J/hpMWhNoG
>> AE4AmwZhYbHN8F0jHgxPugn+tb/H7uaH
>> =Lu7K
> 
> This makes no sense at all.

Before and after it there's some slight hints about that string.

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Invisible wrote:
| Doctor John wrote:
|
|> iEYEARECAAYFAkjY9ToACgkQ0+/LI0EN4LxCBgCgmOMf5k3D0LW902J/hpMWhNoG
|> AE4AmwZhYbHN8F0jHgxPugn+tb/H7uaH
|> =Lu7K
|
| This makes no sense at all.
That's part of a gpg signature. I was referring to the link to a
Cringely column.

John

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Doctor John wrote:

> That's part of a gpg signature. I was referring to the link to a
> Cringely column.

Is gpg anything like pgp? ;)

Good Privacy, Gooooood...



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Mike Raiford wrote:

> Is gpg anything like pgp? ;)
> 
> Good Privacy, Gooooood...

GNU Privacy Guard.

Which sounds like some kind of obscure nude animal modesty thing... o_O

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Invisible wrote:
> Mike Raiford wrote:
> 
>> Is gpg anything like pgp? ;)
>>
>> Good Privacy, Gooooood...
> 
> GNU Privacy Guard.
> 
> Which sounds like some kind of obscure nude animal modesty thing... o_O

So .... gpg wasn't a typo. Man do I have egg on my face now. :)

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Mike Raiford wrote:

> So .... gpg wasn't a typo.

No.

PGP is somewhat "proprietry", although the data format is open. So the 
GNU guys thought it would be good to make a completely OSS replacement. 
And, for some reason, they thought it would be funny to spell it like 
PGP, but backwards.

> Man do I have egg on my face now. :)

;-)

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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> And, for some reason, they thought it would be funny to spell it like 
> PGP, but backwards.

  PGP backwards is PGP.

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Warp wrote:

> 
>   PGP backwards is PGP.
> 

Oooh, palindrome.

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