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...no, it's literally saying "here are the settings you need to make sure you only use efficiently implemented algorithms"
by awj 10y ago
...no, it's literally saying "here are the settings you need to make sure you only use efficiently implemented algorithms"
- smegel 10y agoBecause making safe, efficient settings the hard-to-tamper-with default would be waaay too sensible?
- awj 10y agoMore sensible than trying to have a conversation by stating your points as condescending "questions". In case you actually care to discuss it, there's definitely a trade-off between variety of cipher support (which some people want) and efficiency of cipher support (which some people absolutely need). Prioritizing one over the other is not a clear or simple decision.