Re: look what I've found
Andreas Krennmair wrote: > > @x=qw/e n d/;if( > $kg){$e=13;$_="setrand(@{[int((rand)*90)]}) > ;K=vector(2,g,nextprime(random(10^$s)));e=$e;n=K[1]* > K[2];d=e^-1%((K[1]-1)*(K[2]-1));";s/\s//sg;for( > `echo "$_ e\nn\nd\n"|gp -q`){print$x[$j++] > ,"=",`echo "10i16o$_ p"|dc`}exit}$t= > unpack'H*',join'',<>;$l=length$n;$y > =$e?$l-2:$l;$i="16dio";while (){$M= > ($e&&1+int(rand 8)).(substr $t,$p > ,$y or last);$i.="\U$M $k $n\E| > pc";$p+=$y}for(reverse > `echo "$i"|dc`){chop > ;$d&&s/^(.)//||($_= > sprintf"%0${l}s" > ,$_); $f > .=$_}# > print > pack > 'H*' > ,$f > > "This is a dolphin", you might think, and my answer is yes and no, yes, > because it has a dolphin's shape, and no because it's actually an > implementation of the famous RSA encryption algorithm. > > (from: http://www.thinkgeek.com/rsa-dolphin.html) > > Andreas Krennmair > -- > ...ceterum censeo Microsoft esse delendam. Perl,Html book time for me --lgbeard obascii _____ / \ / \ | .(((((. | buried (/ \) in the ( <o> <o> ) book __ |___^___|____ |P |-| H | >> E |-| T << >> R |-| M << >> L |-| L << |______|-|_______|
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