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> Wait, didn’t that key belong to someone else? No, because that’s not how things work here. Given the lack of auth, it should be possible to overwrite other p
by laurent123456 7y ago
> Wait, didn’t that key belong to someone else? No, because that’s not how things work here.
Given the lack of auth, it should be possible to overwrite other people's keys, or did I miss something?
- phoe-krk 7y agoYes, that is how I understood this as well. https://volatile.wtf/foo https://volatile.wtf/foo previously read "ok boomer" but now it reads "bar".
- ThePadawan 7y agoWhat a fascinating artifact for future archaelogists. Or cultural anthropologists?
- phoe-krk 7y agoThere needs to be something to dig up for archaeologists to be able to find it. We don't know if this service isn't going to just disappear overnight.
- partdavid 7y ago"that's not how things work here" means there is no such thing as a key that belongs to someone else. From the next sentence: "no ownership". All keys belong to you as much as anyone else.
- eternalny1 7y ago> Given the lack of auth, it should be possible to overwrite other people's keys, or did I miss something? Hence, "volatile". Really, really volatile.