--- On Wed, 8/13/08, Jon Harrop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I consider them all to be untested because nobody has ever done anything
> significant using Haskell AFAIK.
Besides the window manager I'm currently using... :-P
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Caml-list m
I'd like to see a plugin that makes available to JS a function to execute ocaml
bytecode. There could be a standard way to check for support, and the pure
javascript interpreter could be loaded if it is missing (for those
browsers/computers on which performance is reasonable).
--- On Tue, 11
That depends on the threat model. If the question is, "presuming no active
attack, how likely is it to break?", then the cryptanalytic results against the
hash are irrelevant. If the question is "how secure is it if someone is
maliciously manipulating files", then they are certainly relevant.
