GPG's vulnerability to brute force

[Robert J. Hansen]

> However, the word "normally" is not quite apt. What you normally call
> the RAM of your computer is DRAM, and DRAM is implemented by a charge on
> a capacitor. This achieves much higher densities on a chip than SRAM,
> but is also slower.

Point, but I think it's equivalent: whether it's a flipflop getting a
signal or a microcapacitor that's charging/discharging, in both cases
previous state is getting obliterated and the entropic cost accrues.  :)

Thank you for the correction, though!