On 2016-08-08 11:59:42, Fredrik Alströmer wrote:
> Fair enough, *a* central host is hardcoded. You could obviously set up your
> own, which sort of defeats the purpose of being simple, but point conceded.
I was thinking more of something like, everyone can setup many servers,
and the most popular/common one can be set as a default.
heck, the Debian project could run one and set it as a default in the
Debian package. :)
[...]
> Will do. Crawling back under my rock.
>
> At no point was I attempting to discourage anyone, apologies if it came off
> that way. It does look like a really useful tool, I just figured it might
> need a tiny bit more vetting before calling it secure. It appears I was
> wrong, which is cool. I like being wrong. :)
That is very honorable. I wish I was so modest, I hate being wrong. ;)
Thanks for the discussion, it was enlightening on both parts I am sure.
A.
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