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Natalie
Mine Ride '99 (RIDE MINE!)
Thunder Canyon '00 (TC2K 0\/\/Nx0rZ j00!)
Millennium Force '01
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magnum or MF now that is a real question.... final anwser magnum
-- Harley
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CP fan since 68.
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I love fall...
The cool, brisk air...
The brightly colored leaves...
The amusement park announcements...
On another note, I'm surprised and frustrated that the announcement may not come until the end of the month. I guess I'll have to put this whole "new attraction" thing on the backburner for a while and return to some semblance of a social life....*sigh*
(j/k, and poking fun at those who are uber-wrapped-up in this whole announcement business...I suppose myself included:))
*** This post was edited by Logan on 10/11/2001. ***
harley said:
I sent the encrypted message to my friends over at the Echelon program at the FBI. They have an algorithm that decrypts PGP using a 1024 processor SunFire server. Having read the decrypted message, I can assure that we will all be very happy going to Cedar Point next year.
No offense or anything, but I think the FBI has bigger fish to fry right now... :)
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-Matt
2001 Magnum Crew
I certainly hope you were joking Harley, because that's the most ridiculous thing I've heard in awhile. From the introduction to cryptography on the PGP site:
"Given all of today’s computing power and available time—even a billion computers doing a billion checks a second—it is not possible to decipher the result of strong cryptography before the end of the universe."
That's a really long time.
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Jeff
Webmaster/GTTP
Watch my grass grow: http://www.sillynonsense.com/subdivision/
I think it is a good idea to avoid hyping a multimillion dollar investment while our young people are putting their lives at risk, people are starving for food and our neighbors mourn the loss of 7,000 of our own.
To put another perspective on this, distributed.net has been running algorithms to crack an RC5-64 encoded message for about 4YEARS now. It took them 250 days to crack the RC5-56 challenge. The computing power behind distributed.net is equivalent to "more than 160000 PII 266Mhz computers working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year" (and includes 3 of my fastest computers :) )
Jeff's PGP key is far more secure than that.
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--Greg
My Home
MF count: 52
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Opps, can you get some napkins please???
MF total - 471 laps
VertiGo Launches - 79
June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
Can't you see the importance of that?
First thread to reach 10 pages, I believe...
10 pages, WOW! Longest thread I've ever seen! What was the longest on gttp before this?
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Force Laps: 387
VertiGo Shots: 32
6/11/01: Gemini 100
*** This post was edited by VertiGo535 on 10/11/2001. ***
Closed topic.