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From: sci.math on 5 Jul 2010 01:39
On Jul 4, 6:02 pm, "hiy...(a)126.com" <hiy...(a)126.com> wrote:
> Cauchy's integral formula is wrong, it's proved by couter-example.http://eprint.iacr.org/2010/310.pdf

IF I say to you I have a way to basically pop open any mailbox, what
if I am actually saying, literally, I am using BASIC programming
language as a computable function over POP3 SMTP mail protocol? What
if I said it was as simple as setting up an intercept over hypertext
HTML SMTP POST then letting the Operating System subtract-text. Is the
problem intractable?

Let's examine it:

IF
I say to
y
o u
I h
a ve
a w
a y
to b
as
i c
a ll
y p
o p
o p
e n
a n
y m.... you get the drift... It's lethal...
terrible but effective.
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