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I understand what you write, yet it doesn't have anything to do with NPN. Look, I get it. Deprecating things has tradeoffs. But NPN looks like an incredibly sa
by hannob 2y ago
I understand what you write, yet it doesn't have anything to do with NPN.
Look, I get it. Deprecating things has tradeoffs. But NPN looks like an incredibly safe thing to deprecate. It has only been used for a very short timeframe. Its only use case (SPDY) has a fallback (HTTP/1.1) making sure things still work if it's not supported. Your story about OpenSSH ciphers has nothing to do with it.
- throwway120385 2y agoIt's hard sometimes to even upgrade the software to the version that deprecates it. I think that was hard to get from my nonsensical story about tying an onion to my belt.
- fsckboy 2y agoOP couldn't talk to the old devices he used to, he installed some VMs with old stuff, that solved the problem. It's an adequate solution, why spend any more time on it?