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Talk to a real-live accountant.
1) There is a single source file foo.ps 2) Since PS is interpreted, there is a statement like: if(filename=="recommendation.ps") { show_recommendation(); } else { show_give_security_clearance(); }
This attack will work on no matter what hash you use because it uses social engineering (i.e., laziness - no one looks inside their PS files)
I think so anyway...
I once hired a private tutor to help me fill in some gaps (see lame private school comment above!) After I had caught up (in a couple of months), we spent about 95% of the time learning random things rather than anything I was doing in univ (he hated computer science - not a real science he said!) I think he enjoyed our sessions as much as I did. From time to time, he helped me on hard problems I would do outside of the university curriculum but by and large we were just learning. This is the way we run our homeschooling. Just learning.
Ah brings back memories. He used to complain about all the other students and how they never do their work!
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