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@davidjustodavid@tef_ebooks Yeah, large companies by and large can't sign up a vendor without an agreement through a Microsoft-operated platform that only takes credit cards and sends no invoices.
@tef_ebooks Are you sure corporations don't want to pay for support?
My experience is that they are desperate to find a professional counterpart that will sell them support, take their money, and take the job seriously.
Most maintainers post GitHub Sponsors links though.
@GergelyOrosz@patio11 Sure, that's for the judge's consideration, but “this is illegal but not as bad as Madoff's” feels like a reasonable thing for the defense to argue.
Like Patrick said, “zealous defense of one’s client”.
@GergelyOrosz@patio11 This is a sentencing memorandum. The argument is not that it's legal (the verdict already said it's not!) but about how bad it is.
Without expressing an opinion on the specifics, I do think it's reasonable to say that creating a whole single-purpose fraud enterprise is worse.
@julianor Fair enough, it's hard to gauge tone on Twitter and I was probably a little too jumpy because I was in the middle of yet-another-mailing-list-fight 🤗
@julianor I'm not sure how to answer that... am I supposed to try to get more Twitter likes?
Anyway, are you saying the next exploit chain will involve vulnerabilities in the PQC code, or simply that there will be one? Because the latter, I mean, sure?
@julianor The PQC algorithm implementation is.
The changes announced today do far more than integrate PQC, iMessage was far behind on protocol crypto, but then the benefit is not just defending "against adversaries wielding imaginary computers".
@defendtheworld@julianor That analysis was contradicted on pqc-forum, but never retracted, and I know precisely zero cryptographers who take those allegations seriously.
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