James Donald's comments
James Donald has claimed that I've been talking about vaporware and that Netscape has produced "real cool crypto for the masses". As I've noted, real code to implement proposals quite similar to IPSP is out there right now, and has been for half a year. The reason that it isn't very widely deployed is largely because we haven't been pushing it because it isn't fully clean yet, not because it couldn't be used. (It is indeed being used by real people with real applications). .pm
Perry E. Metzger writes
James Donald has claimed that I've been talking about vaporware and that Netscape has produced "real cool crypto for the masses".
I am sorry if I seemed to be saying that: I well know that that is not true. But right now today everyone one the net who sends out a form through netscapes 0.96 web browser gets a warning that his form is not encrypted, with the implication that it should be. (Unless he turns off the warning.) Thus millions of people are being exposed to cryptography. What I meant to say is that Netscape is bringing Crypto to the *masses* and you are not. I did not intend to say that Netscape is bringing Crypto and you are not. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- We have the right to defend ourselves and our property, because of the kind of animals that we James A. Donald are. True law derives from this right, not from the arbitrary power of the omnipotent state. jamesd@netcom.com
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