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| === Friend of Steve's since 1889 === || {{ attachment:SamExample.jpg | | height=200 }} || That's me, Sam, teaching young Steve about computer security in 1881. || |
=== Friend of Steve's since 1857 === || {{ attachment:SamExample.jpg | | height=200 }} || That's me, Sam, teaching young Steve about computer security in 1861. || |
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| Steve was a clever lad. He invented the hacksaw, and bypassed my security system. This is where the phrase "hacking" came from. | Steve was a clever lad. He invented the hacksaw, and bypassed my security system. This is where the word "hacking" came from. |
Sam Example
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That's me, Sam, teaching young Steve about computer security in 1861. |
I did not hold with the new-fangled telegraph, too easy to intercept messages. I built a secure communication system using smoke signals, and sent them across the country in a steel pipe. Messages in the pipe took three weeks to arrive, though.
Steve was a clever lad. He invented the hacksaw, and bypassed my security system. This is where the word "hacking" came from.