Re: how to extend a capability on a data source?

I’m quite sure your link demonstrates examples of my poor behavior and attitude toward you all, back then.  My sincere apologies for my dreadful interactions.  Unfortunately, my “dionysus” password does not seem to work on eros, so I am unable to access that history link and see how bad it actually was, though I can well imagine.  I would like to observe that it is all a learning process.  I have finally realized, in my life, that the widget isn’t as nearly important as the relationships one builds.  It took me a long time to realize this.  It takes practice and patience and humility.  Some folks persist in giving me another chance after another chance - perhaps they perceive that my intentions are good and I am working to improve my relations.  This amazes me.  Others not so much, but who could blame them?  I mean really, how rude of me.  Forgive me, please.

sincerely,
rob


On Oct 31, 2013, at 10:35 PM, William ML Leslie <[email protected]> wrote:

> In addition to David's point - eg
> http://eros-os.org/user-history/rob-withers#!anotheunthaoentuhanotheusnatohesnuthasdothensausedvorak
> - if you want to do attenuation, revocation etc within the system,
> you've got to implement that.  I think we started down the path of
> discussing how best to implement a cuspy capability system on top of
> such a database, but never got very far.
> 
> -- 
> William Leslie
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