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This was yesterdays NY Times crossword. I think they use it sometimes for comms

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I don't remember the name, but I've seen at least one spy movie using the crossword clues/answers for comms.

==The USPS Just Filed A Patent For A Blockchain-Based Secure-Voting System=
It looks like the United States Post Office is getting in the business of voting.
It has recently been unearthed that he USPS filed for a patent on February 7, 2020 for a "Secure Voting System" that uses a blockchain access layer. Obviously, this could be one of the strongest signals of a welcome adaptation to blockchain by the U.S. government since blockchain was thrust on the map by Bitcoin.
"A voting system can use the security of blockchain and the mail to provide a reliable voting system," the patent application says. "A registered voter receives a computer readable code in the mail and confirms identity and confirms correct ballot information in an election. The system separates voter identification and votes to ensure vote anonymity, and stores votes on a distributed ledger in a blockchain."
The "United States Postal Service" is listed as the applicant on the application.
"Voters generally wish to be able to vote for elected officials or on other issues in a manner that is convenient and secure," the application says. "Further, those holding elections wish to be able to ensure that election results have not been tampered with and that the results actually correspond to the votes that were cast. In some embodiments, a blockchain allows the tracking of the various types of necessary data in a way that is secure and allows others to easily confirm that data has not been altered."
Equally as interesting as the patent itself is the fact that the application was filed before the coronavirus had wreaked total havoc on the country and long before the idea of mail in voting was being tossed around by pundits and the mainstream media on the daily.
Brian Roemmele pointed the discovery out on Twitter:
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37 across: "LARK" was Jfk jr.'s secret service code name.

I don't remember the name, but I've seen at least one spy movie using the crossword clues/answers for comms.

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Here is Trump again 'joking' about running "for a third or fourth term" -- which would be unconstitutional.
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You left out "cue" (Q)?

You left out "cue" (Q)?

Dr. Samuel Beckett was played by Scott Bakula on "Quantum Leap" and also played Captain Jonathan Archer on "Star Trek: Enterprise".

IDK.

Where's the "Noice" meme when you need it?

FWIW, I can't find have of the meme's used on this site. Do you all keep your own stashes? What's the process for approval?

Some type of tunnel breach weapon?
lol You know .. like Roddy Piper's sunglasses only it blows holes in things?

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