Here's the real problem:
Every time someone proposes a solution to climate change, people don't want it. It's not just politicians. That was the fact that started the thread, and it still stands.

Sure, if 'do something' means turning off your lights when you leave the room, people favor it. When it comes to doubling the price of gas, people don't.

I don't think there's anything that will convince you. If someone provided proof, you would find a way to explain it away.

Cool, good luck. If you need help, let me know.

Different people are in office now. People are turning against it. Even the lead architect says it's time for it to expire.

You're the guy who mischaracterized the statement "the west side highway will be underwater" to mean "the west side highway will only be underwater during tremendous storms."

If you are not a shill, then you're the kind of guy who will misunderstand anything to avoid changing his position. Because you deeply misunderstand that statement there.

I know exactly how you feel.

I did. I went to the same school your kids are going to.

Uh, what exactly do you want me to say, that your reading comprehension sucks? I'm sorry that you can't see it.

Why do you think it will be renewed? I don't think they have enough votes.

The predictions are poor. Or do you just ignore the studies that have shown that the computer models don't match reality?

I'm not seeing how that's the problem. Ultimately it's all going to go across (roughly) the same IP pathway, right?

Oh, yeah, I just got emails from all my responses for the last week.

The compatibility problems mentioned are because of people not following the standard. They're not a problem with the standard itself.

us-cert.gov doesn't give really give you enough info. Look here for a fix that fits within the protocol. No one wants to do any serious work on it though because SSL isn't worth it.

POODLE is an implementation problem, not a fundamental cryptography problem.
Practically speaking, it doesn't make much difference. Security is no better than your implementation.