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I can't provide what I'm not asked for. 1, 2: I didn't cite explanations for these because I explained them directly. 3: https://git.alpinelinux.org/cgit/apor

I can't provide what I'm not asked for. 1, 2: I didn't cite explanations for these because I explained them directly. 3: https://git.alpinelinux.org/cgit/aports/tree/main/alpine-keys?h=master https://git.alpinelinux.org/cgit/aports/tree/main/alpine-key... 4: I don't know the particular steps ncopa et al take to safeguard their private keys, but that doesn't mean that my concerns are technical bullshit. 5: You're looking for alpine-devel, a public mailing list. I'm not going to entertain further discussion with you if you aren't going to be civil. Ask questions and I will ask them. Acuse me of bad faith and call my concerns bullshit and I won't.

tialaramex 8y ago
I didn't ask you for "explanation" I asked you for citations supporting such extraordinary (indeed I'd go so far as to say ridiculous) claims. You still haven't done so and I think it's entirely reasonable to conclude that this is because you cannot. Not technical bullshit, bullshit in the technical sense. "Bullshit" is a technical term that's distinct from a lie. Lies are told on the understanding that they're a falsehood, with the intent to deceive, but bullshit isn't interested in the veracity of the claim at all, it serves only a rhetorical purpose.