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> If we do it right, we can make simple systems built from the ground up on fundamentally secure principals. What would be an example? From my own experience
by asimpletune 8y ago
> If we do it right, we can make simple systems built from the ground up on fundamentally secure principals.
What would be an example?
From my own experience it seems easy until you actually get into the details.
Pgp is an ingredient, it’s not the recipe. You can build a lot of great things out of it, but I’m not sure why you’re attacking letting notaries use it if they want to. It’s a perfectly adequate system that requires attention to detail, just like any alternative.
- packet_nerd 8y agoThe next word was literally "example"... :-) Of course you're right, real life gets complicated and messy, and things are never as simple as it seems they should be. Nevertheless, I do believe we, as the technologists designing and building the systems that the world runs on, should put more careful thought into making them fundamentally secure and easy to use. Nothing wrong with letting notaries use PGP. I think that's great.