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I especially liked the marketing talk "is an incredibly sophisticated and sufficiently complex system with many components." towards techies of Mozilla, Googl

I especially liked the marketing talk "is an incredibly sophisticated and sufficiently complex system with many components." towards techies of Mozilla, Google and Apple.

lloydatkinson 4y ago
It's the type of response that crypto bros use when their latest pyramid scheme collapses (eg. FTX).
- mnw21cam 4y ago
  It's also the exact opposite of what you want in a certificate authority. You want simple, secure, and dependable, not complex, hard to verify, and easy to game.
  - CoastalCoder 4y ago
    > hard to verify, and easy to game. Did you mean to write, "easy to verify, and hard to game."?
    - easrng 4y ago
      > not complex, hard to verify, and easy to game.
      - CoastalCoder 4y ago
        My mistake, thanks for the correction. I parsed it as "(not complex), (hard to verify), and (easy to game)". I think I would have taken the author's meaning better if they used "or" or "nor" in place of "and".
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- pelagicAustral 4y ago
  I was looking for a dig at crypto. Cheers.
chrisjc 4y ago
It is probably the same line she was given when she bought the bag that she's now left holding.
lolinder 4y ago
In context, it's pretty clear that that line is code for "it's been around for a while and accumulated a lot of cruft that I didn't know about until just now". > Upon further investigation into our domains and with additional information from our legal team, we have found that TrustCor acquired the DecoyMail system many years ago as the basis of our MsgSafe.io product and service. First available in October 2000 (over 22 years ago), the DecoyMail product (and its successor, our MsgSafe.io) is an incredibly sophisticated and sufficiently complex system with many components. A single component of MsgSafe.io allows domain names to be conveniently purchased through the software’s web interface which triggers a backend domain-registration 'register' mechanism that is pointed to an API or registrar account.

I especially liked the marketing talk "is an incredibly sophisticated and sufficiently complex system with many components." towards techies of Mozilla, Google and Apple.

lloydatkinson 4y ago

It's the type of response that crypto bros use when their latest pyramid scheme collapses (eg. FTX).

mnw21cam 4y ago
It's also the exact opposite of what you want in a certificate authority. You want simple, secure, and dependable, not complex, hard to verify, and easy to game.
- CoastalCoder 4y ago
  > hard to verify, and easy to game. Did you mean to write, "easy to verify, and hard to game."?
  - easrng 4y ago
    > not complex, hard to verify, and easy to game.
    - CoastalCoder 4y ago
      My mistake, thanks for the correction. I parsed it as "(not complex), (hard to verify), and (easy to game)". I think I would have taken the author's meaning better if they used "or" or "nor" in place of "and".
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pelagicAustral 4y ago
I was looking for a dig at crypto. Cheers.

chrisjc 4y ago

It is probably the same line she was given when she bought the bag that she's now left holding.

lolinder 4y ago

In context, it's pretty clear that that line is code for "it's been around for a while and accumulated a lot of cruft that I didn't know about until just now". > Upon further investigation into our domains and with additional information from our legal team, we have found that TrustCor acquired the DecoyMail system many years ago as the basis of our MsgSafe.io product and service. First available in October 2000 (over 22 years ago), the DecoyMail product (and its successor, our MsgSafe.io) is an incredibly sophisticated and sufficiently complex system with many components. A single component of MsgSafe.io allows domain names to be conveniently purchased through the software’s web interface which triggers a backend domain-registration 'register' mechanism that is pointed to an API or registrar account.