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Journal tomhudson's Journal: My own 128-bit integers - get yours NOW! 3

Journal by tomhudson

I own this one:

13 75 B7 7E 69 93 31 BA D6 A0 63 8E 1A 8A 43 7F

explanation: http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1155 Get yours NOW!!!! Before the MPAA takes them all.

And this one: 74 B3 58 E3 6D 1E 67 9B AD 7F FC A2 3C E9 B0 F4

ditto this one: 7D F0 B0 6E BF A0 90 F3 DE 69 9A BC B7 66 F0 30

And for good measure, this one: 8B 8F DB A5 C9 58 7F BF CA 15 B2 60 36 12 7A 27

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  • I didn't know that I could have

    B6 F9 2A 7D F4 9E A1 20 40 7F 5B 31 0E 0C 20 1C

    or

    F3 14 AC 7B C1 0B 79 51 02 57 DC 20 B3 A1 D9 B6

    or even

    B3 3D 41 08 01 4B C2 37 4C DA 90 41 22 49 5E 36

    for my very own! Who knew?

    Thanks!
  • While that is sad, this site [09-f9-11-0...-c5-63.com] doesn't seem to be having any problems.

    Must have been 13,256,278,887,989,457,651,018,865,901,401,704,640 packets hitting the site all at once or something. Anyway, the problem there was resolved during the composition of this post.
  • Yet another reason to cheer for Ed Felten.

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