Py -- Pyramids and Pyramid Geometry -- the Great Pyramid
Pythagoras -- Py (a stream cipher) -- Pi (3.14) Algorithm 1
Single Round of Py Input: Y [��3; :::; 256], P[0; :::; 255], a
32-bit variable s Output: 64-bit random output /*Update and
rotate P*/ 1: swap (P, P[Y &255]); 2: rotate (P); /* Update s*/
3: s+ = Y [P] �� Y [P]; 4: s = ROTL32(s; ((P + 18)&31)); /*
Output 8 bytes (least signicant byte rst)*/ 5: output
((ROTL32(s; 25) Y ) + Y [P]); 6: output (( s Y [��1]) + Y [P]);
/* Update and rotate Y */ 7: Y [��3] = (ROTL32(s; 14) Y [��3]) +
Y [P]; A few suggestions on using the fixed stars Aspects: The
fixed stars operate by position and are said to "cast no rays"
or, in other words, their aspects are said to be ineffective and
their influence to be exerted only by conjunction and parallel.
Some authorities suggest aspects to the fixed stars can be read,
but it is only the opposition that is thought to be of any
relevance. The opposition may exert some influence due to the
polarity, but the conjunction is by