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83 pointsby timfover 15 years ago

5 comments

wouterinhoover 15 years ago
Content aside, surely I'm not the only one annoyed by having to click 7 times to see the whole "article"?
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asciilifeformover 15 years ago
For those genuinely engaged in something covert, texts like this (or like this: <a href="http://www.loompanics.com/Underground_Economy/underground_book4.htm" rel="nofollow">http://www.loompanics.com/Underground_Economy/underground_bo...</a>) are for learning what <i>not</i> to do. Your enemy (whoever it may be) also knows how to read.
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brown9-2over 15 years ago
I'd be curious to hear any real-life stories behind slide #3 ("Patterns in shoelaces can carry messages").<p>Do they mean <i>can</i> as in theoretically? Because I could also theoretically carry a message based on myriad other things as well.<p>Seems like you'd have to get really, really close to a person to be able to read their shoelaces for the patterns in the second and third images.
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yoshoover 15 years ago
Anyone have any other cool James Bond tricks?
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chrischenover 15 years ago
Folding paper to make it smaller: is this really a magic trick? I mean I know it gets harder with every fold, but it's not really that cool.
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