NatoshiSakimoto

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   by NatoshiSakimoto 7y ago

   copied from Reddit No, when properly implemented, it can not be broken. "Properly implemented" pretty much implies a paper version where there are only two copies of any pad page, and both are immediately destroyed after use. Comp
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   by NatoshiSakimoto 7y ago

   copied from Reddit No, when properly implemented, it can not be broken. "Properly implemented" pretty much implies a paper version where there are only two copies of any pad page, and both are immediately destroyed after use. Comp
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   by NatoshiSakimoto 7y ago

   There's never been a perfectly secure lock in all of history, thousands of years of it. What makes modern day humans think that one can exist in digital form? I think there is a direct connection to the laws of physics somewhere.