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transmitting.LJ12262223.to.SHEL

Dec 26, 2009 16:09

://LENCRYPT Data Storage Transmission: Code: 98695110732323175 ( Read more... )

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paladinofnature December 27 2009, 05:42:38 UTC

I don't know if it's appropriate to comment but... if you leave a LJ in the past, isn't it possible that your entries will be found in the future... er, your present... during data mining?

transmitting.whoareyou.to.Caribbean Ocean.paladinofnature tomcat5453 December 27 2009, 16:21:27 UTC

://0012.0027:0002223> ENTER COMMAND:> RUN:> TRACER
://TRACER PROGRAM ERROR: USER NOT FOUND

://0012.0027:0002223> ENTER COMMAND:> RUN:> TRACERSQARED

CONNECTION ORIGIN: CARIBBEAN OCEAN

://0012.0027:0002223> ENTER COMMAND:> send data:> How could I leave the LJ in the past? This is a secure server. How did you find / enter it?

To clarify: I am hoping in the future, long after I am dead, that people do find this LJ during a data mining operation. Although I doubt anyone will find this in the present. At least that was my initial hope.

Re: transmitting.whoareyou.to.Caribbean Ocean.paladinofnature paladinofnature December 27 2009, 16:37:21 UTC

Er, well, good luck with that then. I think that's a secret hope of many people who write journals, to be like Anne Frank. Not sure how I found it... luck?

InfoCorp. Handwiki search: Anne Frank tomcat5453 December 27 2009, 17:08:15 UTC

Annelies Marie "Anne" Frank ( pronunciation (help·info); was a Jewish girl who was born in the city of Frankfurt, in Europe, and who lived most of her life on the Europe Continent. By nationality, she was officially considered a "German" until 1941, when she lost her nationality owing to the anti-Semitic policies of Nazi Germany. She gained international fame posthumously following the publication of her diary which documents her experiences hiding during World War II.

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