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Simon Willison (http://simon.incutio.com/) wrote:

I can thoroughly recommend Cryptonomicon, the book that cryptosystem was designed for. It's one of the best fiction books I've read in quite a while.

∴ Simon Willison | 1-Sep-2004 12:11am est | http://simon.incutio.com/ | #5444

Aggelos wrote:

Too bad there's a bias in Solitaire's random-number generator.

∴ Aggelos | 1-Sep-2004 2:47pm est | #5452

Ken (http://www.kbuonforte.com) wrote:

I agree that Cryptonomicon seems fantastic. I bought a small (haha) paperback version of this Stephenson masterpiece, only problem is ... ITS LONG. 1100 pages. It's like reading a box. But great stuff and accurate writing. Unlike Dan Brown's mockery of cryptography, Digital Fortress, which is sophomoric at best.

∴ Ken | 2-Sep-2004 9:18am est | http://www.kbuonforte.com | #5461

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