On Thu, 2004-12-02 at 09:52 -0700, Josh Coates wrote: > speaking as someone who thinks personal encryption is kind of silly: > > "don't forget to bring your tinfoil hats to the meeting." > > :-p > > [alright, i'm being a bit of a troll here, but hey, it's my honest > opinion...]
Admittedly, I don't use it daily, but there've been a handful of times that it has been very nice to know only the intended recipient of a message would be able to read it. For example, when sharing a password with a fellow admin of a remote machine. There've been many more times when I've tried to find a secure way of sharing information and not been able to. Good MUA's make using GPG a snap, and by using it daily I don't have to worry about only discovering a problem when I need it work perfectly. -- Stuart Jansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] aim:StuartMJansen Configuration files should be hand coded C statically linked into the binary. If you can't write C, you have no business telling software what to do.
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