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They just can't accept the fact that the website cited has published everyone's key.
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That depends on what you mean by "published".
If I have an idea for a book, but I haven't written it down yet and nobody has seen any of the words yet, is the book "published"?
If I write a computer program that can generate all possible arrangements of english words on a single page, and the particular arrangement is mathematically chosen based on the page number given, have I "published" every book that will ever be written? Even if nobody ever chooses to generate any pages with my program at all?
It might be a bit more accurate to say that the website cited can publish any key (given the correct page number), but hasn't yet published 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of the keys.
ALL THE KEYS ARE PROVIDED!!!!
Again, they aren't provided until you request them. It might be more accurate to say that ANY KEY CAN BE PROVIDED (given the correct page number).
Sorry, but I stand firm.
ALL THE KEYS ARE PROVIDED!!!!
However, it might be a slight technical improvement to say:
ALL THE KEYS ARE PROVIDED -
by way of calculation means.
Either way, it is 100% accurate to simply say: all the keys are provided.
Here is the funny thing: when I say: 'your key in on that website' - a thousand idiot keep coming to tell me that it isn't. They just can't bear to accept that their key is so easily found. It crushes small men. ...and they keep coming back with more argument as to why I am wrong. Like - 'well, it isn't published
yet...'; 'well, the keys are not
stored on the site'. lol, that one makes me laugh. As if the keys were 'stored' it would somehow be a problem.