Re: Replicating magnetic cards

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> Replicating such a stamp is certain to set off auditing alarms when you
> use the same day/time/locale-stamped card, in two different locations, at
> two different times, with two divergent histories .. and is a good way to
> get yourself on television, being indicted. ... There are better ways, no
> ? (-:

This assumes that telecommunications with a central point are good, that
the alarms are turned on, and in particular that something or someone is
monitoring the alarms.  In many places that is a lot to ask for.

                                                   Hog Farmer

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