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John Barbieri '09

John Barbieri '09

Contributing Writer

Secret coding by household printers is the government's violation of our trust

It sounds like some crazy conspiracy theory, but it isn’t. On Oct. 17, the EFF revealed that it had cracked the code used by a line of Xerox printers. The printers would print a series of tiny yellow dots invisible to the naked eye that contained information detailing the
John Barbieri '09 Nov 9, 2005

Point: Hydrogen cars are not a currently feasible option for the United States

Imagine a giant coal plant or other fossil fuel power plant spewing black smoke into the atmosphere, increasing greenhouse gases. Now imagine your hydrogen car, which is supposed to produce water as its only emission, spewing the same smoke out of its tailpipe. Does your so-called “clean” car look so
John Barbieri '09 Sep 26, 2005

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