Re: keyserver problems and threats

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> of my colleague was "using the keyserver network as a
> nice, distributed and very reliable backup for huge
> amounts of data" (split into lots of key packets). Even

*cough*

funny you mention this, i was just talking about this to a bunch of=20
people at 23c3... i've been sitting on the code to do this for a while=20
now, have decided to be nice and not cause lots of people problems with=20
"keytorrent" :)

/s.

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seth hardy: [email protected] * 617.650.xxxx * www.aculei.net/~shardy
(gpg - 0x5E345628): BF63 A0A7 3BCA 1D7D EDE1 63BF 46FB 95D9 5E34 5628
            "Never offend people with style when you
               can offend them with substance." -- Sam Brown

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