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## Change technique for adding keyboard entropy.
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## Some of the processing seems similar, so maybe code could be more compact.
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## Command line otp -e should go to default pad, and then comment after the fact that it used the default pad.
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## There is the problem of the location of the pad revealing metadata about how many messages have been sent in the past, or at least the size of the messsages.
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## Take a look at how the file header is being handled.
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## We have three different decrypt file functions
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## Preferences directory and files look off. Should probably have ~/.otp as the default directory, and then in there we can have otp.conf, pads/
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## Setup for multiple USB drives
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## Change back in pad menu to exit
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