Eric

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bio	website	codemanteau.com
	location	Canada
	age	21
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I'm a student at the University of Calgary, in Computer Science (3rd year). Been programming for 11 years now, knowledgeable in Java, PHP, C++, (X)HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Python, and lots of other things. I specialize mostly in Android, though this is far from the limit of my expertise.

My hobbies are watching anime, writing, drawing, Spanish, Japanese, physics, neuroscience, and psychology.

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Dec 12	comment	Can a shift cipher attain perfect secrecy? @CodesInChaos Yeah, it doesn't make intuitive sense, but I guess for the purpose of my exam, it's best to keep it in mind, then ditch the knowledge thereafter... Such is academia.
Dec 11	comment	Can a shift cipher attain perfect secrecy? Just thought I'd let you know: She stood by her word; every letter is apparently treated as its own message. Seems silly to me... Thanks again, though!
Dec 11	comment	Can a shift cipher attain perfect secrecy? Great clarification--I think I'd best email my teacher and tell her it's wrong. Thanks!
Dec 11	comment	Can a shift cipher attain perfect secrecy? @Thomas I thought the same, except we were taught the shift cipher with the correct method, and also taught the OTP separately...