Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 27 Nov 1998 00:30:17 -0800 | From | "Chad K. Lewis" <> | Subject | Re: kerneli blowfish/twofish compromised? |
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Steffen Grunewald wrote:
> |> > Is it legal to export the source code on paper in a non-text format? > |> > eg: text with barcode down the side, barcode is what you actually read? > |> > |> Hmmm, maybe. Barcodes aren't the way to go of course. Blocks of itty-bitty > |> little left and right slashes in two-dimensional fields pack a lot more > |> information density. > |> > > Some years ago, in Germany a computer magazine patented "The Paper Disk", > a method to publish large (for that time) amounts of code in a machine > readable form. Exactly how you describe it: rectangles filled with black
The key words are "machine-readable form" which is almost verbatim what the regulations prohibit so even though it's on paper, I don't think it would fly.
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