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• tptacek 12y ago
  It's not about the code. You need to get Mozilla and Google to agree to deploy. They aren't dragging their feet; they put an enormous amount of effort into these problems, and employ some of the best in the industry.
  • sarciszewski 12y ago
    Okay. I wish there was more visibility on these matters. I'm still, by and large, an outsider to all the going ons of the industry. :)
    • tptacek 12y ago
      That's not fair either. Most of this stuff is happening in the open; you just have to put the effort in to joining the mailing lists, reading the bug trackers, &c.
      • sarciszewski 12y ago
        Thomas, you basically just told me, "That's not fair either. Most of this stuff is happening in the open; you just have to know the obscure places to look." Visibility isn't a matter of "can the public see it?" I also mean "is it in a place the public is likely to look?"
        • tptacek 12y ago
          Nobody is hiding it. People who are competent in the subject matter can find it easily if they want to. I think, respectfully, that you might just not want to be wrong about this. :)
          • sarciszewski 12y ago
            I was moreso trying to express a desire for better PR than criticizing the transparency of their efforts. I'll hunt down these elusive mailing lists and bug trackers and see if I can cobble together a TL;DR portal :) Sorry if there was a miscommunication ;)