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by homeomorphic
4620 days ago
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The point is that certain large prime numbers (of certain forms) are curated and published in a catalogue because they are notable (in and of themselves). The process you dismiss as trivial allowed Carmody to encode the illegal program as such a prime, and hence have it independently published in said catalogue, where it belongs entirely independently of whether it happens to turn into the illegal program when run through gunzip. |
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