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On , Bill Birrell (2:2504/200{at}fidonet) wrote:
RS> Prime numbers and mutually prime numbers are fundamental to all modern
RS> encrytion algorithms, especially public key encrytion where the two keys
RS> must be mutually prime.
Thanks for quoting me. I *really* do know how to spell
"encryption", though!
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