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Your printer might be working for the MAN!

The EFF has published a report detailing how many color laser printer manufacturers are cooperating with the U.S. Secret Service. The printers are programmed to print codes on each page which act as a fingerprint, identifying the exact printer model and unit used.

I feel more secure.

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3:47 PM

I wonder if they have records of my ass that I phtocopied years ago, in a vault in Washington somewhere.

I can only hope.

xoxo Rev. Jack    



5:33 AM

dammit. You beat me to it, Rev.
Touché.

or Tushy, whichever.    



9:46 AM

Finally, something in my office is working for the man! The rest of this stuff is crafted by those hippies in Cupertino!    



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