@delta No, I understood the context. I just think it's hilarious that you think you're the exception when your code has a very clear example of the kind of shitty hacks needed for backwards compatibility.
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Me: We all know PGP is bad because it forces you to support legacy bullshit like 1024-bit RSA keys, but I'm specifically going to write a blog post about email encryption as not just a technical challenge. -
Me: We all know PGP is bad because it forces you to support legacy bullshit like 1024-bit RSA keys, but I'm specifically going to write a blog post about email encryption as not just a technical challenge.Me: We all know PGP is bad because it forces you to support legacy bullshit like 1024-bit RSA keys, but I'm specifically going to write a blog post about email encryption as not just a technical challenge.
@delta: subtoots my blog post
Their source code: Disables TLS security to support legacy 1024-bit RSA.