Robert J. Hansen: > > Refreshing a full keyring has the downside that it exposes the entire > > keyring at once to the keyserver. > > You know what happens in a modern airplane if an engine catches fire? > […]
I am disappointed that you feel the need to use a strawman argument. A simple “this is not in our threat model” would have been enough. Now you've succeeded in pushing me away. > The Parcimonie threat affects what, 5% of our users? If that? And it > would amount to cognitive spam for the other 95%? Then no, we shouldn't > warn about it. We can make mention of the concern in the manual and/or > the wiki, sure, but this is *not* something we need to spam every user > about. I have parcimonie installed on several computers. I just had to run `apt install parcimonie` and that was it. Then I never had to think about it. Ever. It works in the background, silently refreshing keys over time. I believe it's even less cognitive load that having a pop-up that ask you to refresh your keyring. Anyway, farewell. -- Lunar .''`. [email protected] : :Ⓐ : # apt-get install anarchism `. `'` `-
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