"encrypt tcp connections" hacks

Jonathan Cooper entropy at IntNet.net
Mon Feb 6 19:58:14 PST 1995


> Thats because the providers never package things up cleanly. If they
> sent a client on a disk, a la AOL, and they set things up to
> autoconfigure, they'd never need to speak to the clients.

    You've obviously never attempted to get a Windows product working for 
someone whose previous experience with a computer is limited to "Solitaire".

    I've done work with this ISP, and I can tell you it's nearly the most 
frustrating experience I've had in my life -- Windows has bizzare 
conflicts with software eating other software, ports getting set up 
wrong, and just general nastiness.  Even the slickest software needs 
helpline time - for whatever reason.

-jo

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