This wasn't a matter of the ball being dropped, this is a matter of the epidemic of arrogance in Google. It's going to keep biting them in the ass. The prick w

This wasn't a matter of the ball being dropped, this is a matter of the epidemic of arrogance in Google. It's going to keep biting them in the ass. The prick who heads up Golang's security has refused to allow people to control what encryption algorithms are enabled to disabled in Golang's TLS 1.3 implementation (he was one of the designers of the TLS 1.3 spec) because, and I wish I were joking - he feels TLS 1.3's implementation is perfect and nobody would have a reason to, and even if they do, why, they can just wait until google releases the patch to fix it, and then deploy that change. Because of course that's how production environments work....you can just deploy a new version of the language you're using, instead of, you know, a config file change or a few lines of code.