[Design] Multilingualism and security design requestsEdmund Lian Fri, 7 Mar 2003 08:41:19 -0500
On 03/07/2003 03:05:53 AM Wes Felter wrote: >I can understand sharing a machine, but I don't think having multiple people >share a Chandler process is worth the effort. The correct solution is to >have multiple OS accounts, but even if the Chandler developers (in some fit >of weakness) implement a Mozilla-esque profile manager, it seems reasonable >enough to require quitting and relaunching to switch profiles. OK this seems like a better alternative--didn't think of this. I was stuck in a Lotus Domino rut when I wrote that. >I don't think a dead-man switch is enforceable. The user can always use a >modified version of Chandler. I'm thinking that some kind of conditional encryption might work. And even if any dead-man switch can be bypassed, it is still better than nothing. It is the same as having locks on the doors in your house--they won't stop a competent burglar, but you still have them because it does stop most casual thieves. ...Edmund.
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