Salon
"Austin Hill, president of Zero-Knowledge, opened the conference like a true techno-believer, quoting John Gilmore as saying, 'I want to guarantee [privacy] with physics and mathematics, not with laws.' " First of all, if Mr. Hill is going to say dumb things like this then his company needs to spend a little more on physics and methematics, instead of an IPO-driven ad campaign, because your product is slower than molasses. Secondly, if Mr. Hill is going to say dumb things like this, then I have to seriously question whether he and his company are more concerned with my privacy than they are with simply capitalizing on my concerns about privacy.
Your door is ajar. Your door is ajar. Your door is ajar.
My door is a jar? see also :
the frigid little "boop" [that] replaced the sensual, gears-meshing "cha-ching".