Re: [friam] and so it goes

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On 18/01/16 05:25, David Nicol wrote:
> As people in the comments at the ycombinator item id note, the problem
> is social rather then
> technological. I've been using e-mail long enough to remember when a
> good portion of the traffic on lists such as this one would have PGP
> signature blocks [...]

Indeed. PGP is not an example of users being too quick to dismiss a
security technology due to lack of usability. It is an example of a syste=
m
persistently failing to improve its usability, even given a decade of
breathing room by a user community who were actively willing its
developers to address those issues.

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Daira Hopwood  =E2=9A=A7=E2=92=B6


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