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well they probably were using a code (not a cipher). "when will the next batch of loaves be ready?" etc. [i am disappointed the article doesn't even mention t
by andrewcooke 16y ago
well they probably were using a code (not a cipher). "when will the next batch of loaves be ready?" etc.
[i am disappointed the article doesn't even mention that kind of detail; never mind describing how they avoid traffic patterns (presumably they have protocols for changing email addresses, times and subjects)]