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To be fair to the marketing zombies, I kind of see why it would be easier to sell "Military-grade" rather than "Standard". To our definition of "Standard" this
by headmelted 7y ago
To be fair to the marketing zombies, I kind of see why it would be easier to sell "Military-grade" rather than "Standard".
To our definition of "Standard" this means up to scratch and implemented correctly to specification - to the normal folk this is probably interpreted as "regular" or "basic-tier".
I'm a very important and aspirational small shipping/accountancy/dog-walking firm. I don't want that potato-tier regular encryption - I deserve super-duper fabtastic encryption like the banks have.
Maybe we should call it Fabtastic Encryption 12.0 (people like numbers after their software).
- jabl 7y agoDouble ROT-13 is for the plebs who can't afford better encryption. We do QUADRUPLE ROT-13! Take that, crackers!
- RandomBacon 7y agoThose are puny numbers. Don't talk to me until you're using ROT-26, or better yet, ROT-52.