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From: Andrew Wilson <andrew@www.elsevier.co.uk>
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Mmm,
	anyone noticed that Netscape 1.1N's got thses funky little
encoding filters hooked into the MIME type that the client receives?  Like
you can have a x-pgp-encrypt (or whatever) and the client'll pipe the
stuff it gets from the server into a UNIX command line filter.  I hope
the NSA don't notice that.

Ay.