Dong, Klimt, Search, Cryptography

Dong or NoDong? Can this baby really drop a nuke on my house?
USA say that NKorea cant do the layer-cake Be-Pu-U-Pu-U to make a small enough bomb.
Also the 3rd stage is notional as yet?

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artchive .. cs
Pricey picture $137E6 Adele apparently had a deformed finger, which elicits my sympathy.

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Search Me: I would dearly love a means to search my Computer, but sadly Yahoo & Google have caught the µsoft disease: They have ceased offering simple functionality and now want to occupy your entire computer. Both have search "bars" which confuse and dismay and seek to dominate your machine.
µsoft has an indexing service, which bizarrely enough do not connect with WExplorers Search - unless...
xpsearch says for XP use @filename words?inside* in the word or phrase area
or !"some content" Simple. Obscure. Stupid
[this does seem to work in Wind2000]
Even more sadly, I once wrote an Intel Machine code Boyer-More search. Which got lost in the floppy conversion on 91? My code showed the line containing the search term centered in 80 characters, irrespective of eol/lf characters - what a beauty!

Also lost, I guess, Kuttaka.exe My TPascal Large integer calculator
Sifr my RSA encryption source, including Intel Assembler Large Integer Maths
From around 1986 to 1991 or later I had the worlds fastest RSA PC.
Eventually machines got fast enough that Machine Assembler wasn't necessary. I have a working RSA key demo which signs in about 10msec (1024 bits). In the early days on 8086 that was about 20 secs (512 bits) so machines have got at least 16000x faster.
I have got tired, and have now little interest in Prime Numbers, Cryptography, Assembler, and all that. Writing for the Aus Defense Dept gave me Sciatica. The winners in the RSA field were a couple of Aussies who gave away their C++ source, which seemed crazy at the time, but their SSL code is now behind the tiny padlock you see in your browser window.

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