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

Sam Example

Friend of Steve's since 1889

SamExample.jpg

That's me, Sam, teaching young Steve about computer security in 1881.

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 phrase "hacking" came from.

SamExample (last edited 2014-11-26 03:14:40 by KeithLofstrom)