- Encrypting while drunk is specifically forbidden. Apparently recent work in the Cryptologic Science Section of the Agency, and since confirmed by noted Russian quantum theorist Dmitri Jokovich, is that careless use of RSA and other NP-confusing algorithms could produce superluminal effect-before-cause cryptoquantum fluctuations. Based on the Choate Effect, these fluctuations could cause the collapse of the universal wave function!

The other problem with encrypting while drunk, is that the cleartext is impossible to decrypt, because it doesn't make any sense in the first place... even with the right key, it looks something like this: Esopbew rje sruha ro,,peiw. :) -- Ryan Perkins - 1:340/13 | I feel that suicide jumpers see a glimpse of ub075@freenet.victoria.bc.ca | sanity as they throw themselves from the ledge. Ask for PGP 2.3 public key | That's why they scream all the way down. 8C5357 : 9F FF BA 93 54 D5 18 78 4B 1E DA GC E3 4E