George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote in
news:6cb67025e78b69b29b7578cf72c420f4@mixmaster.it :

> nemo_outis wrote:
>
> Did you think nobody would check this "cite", ya' pathetic lying worm?
>
>> Bestcrypt Volume Encryption for Windows is among the most advanced
>> full-HD OTFE encryption systems. Not only can it encrypt all HD
>> partitions on all HDs (including the boot/system one) it supports
>> complete encyption of spanned, mirrored, and striped volumes, as well
>> as RAID 5 volumes. It also supports physical tokens in addition to a
>> password/passphrase for additional security.
>>
>> http://www.jetico.com/bcve.htm
>
> That paragraph doesn't exist at all on that page. Or anywhere else on
> Jetico's site that I can find.


Of course, you fucking moron, that paragraph is mine, in my words - there
are no quotation marks, no "Jeticos says" in it. It's a simple
description and characterization of the program clearly provided by me,
the author of the post, the fellow with his name in the "From" header -
just as anyone who wasn't a moron like you would expect. You've just
failed to comprehend plain English - yet again.

The cite was provided for convenience to allow readers to check for
themselves what Bestcrypt says about its product. And the cite was set
off in a completely separate paragraph specifically so as not to directly
link it to my words above.

As for what Bestcrypt says about the term "volume," you would understand,
if you weren't such a colossal moron, that Bestcrypt uses the term in a
broader sense than Truecrypt to refer to "high-level storage entities"
that can, inter alia, extend across multiple hard drives (such as spanned
volumes or RAID 5). Jetico makes the distinction between "volume" and
"whole-disk" encryption because its product can support seamless
"volumes" which may be stored across several physical HDs.

Now do be a good moron and fuck off.

Regards,