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Tue Mar 1 03:45:00 UTC 2011
<br>> > that already exist and run it on the big bad internet. I think this is<br>> > good and will help decentralize trust. Just edit the torcc comrade.<br>> > Comrade Ringo Kamens<br>><br>> Either I missed the irony in your post, or you have got something
<br>> seriously wrong. Of course, you cannot simply start a sixth<br>> authoritative directory service by yourself that will be trusted by all<br>> clients. And if you could, I wouldn't call that decentralization of
<br>> trust, but a serious security leak.<br>><br>> But it's a joke, right? (In this case I would like to promote the use of<br>> smileys, so that the silly non-native speakers can understand the real<br>> meaning, too.) :)
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