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Re: Just say "No" to key recovery concerns...keep OpenPGP pure
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>[Sidetrack: which is of course why PGP had to find another solution to
>present to those customers already using GAK. IMHO, and I can't help but
>be a bit surprised that I find myself in the minority on this
>issue, at least as far as the list is concerned. What PGP did was
>_elegant_.]
Actually, I think you'll find that most people on the list think PGP's method
is better than a lot of other things. It is elegant. But, as Adam has been
pointing out, there are better methods. :-)
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Ryan Anderson - <Pug Majere> "Who knows, even the horse might sing"
Wayne State University - CULMA "May you live in interesting times.."
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