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Did anybody notice that it doesn't, for example, do client mode at all yet? Or it does, but it doesn't implement cert validation at all which makes it useless as a client at the moment and therefore client mode is disabled. That along with delegating all the actual crypto to other libraries means the entire thing doesn't actually *do* much. No wonder it's only 6kLOC.
This is why yoú shouldn't use fingerprints as a form of strong ID. School lunch, Disneyland, impersonation is unlikely to be a problem in any significant scale. I wouldn't secure my bank account with it though.
The school and the federal government might find out which students are getting a healthy and nutritious meal and when. This is unacceptable.
I get that this is a bit silly but I don't exactly see the privacy concern.
And how many times exactly have you been happy to get "Infinity" as a result? Pretty much every time I've gotten that there has been an error in my logic.
IEEE can define division by zero to return 42 for all I care, but on the mathematical level I don't believe there is a universally good definition for it. Sometimes infinity can kind of make sense (e.g. the slope of a vertical line), but not universally. Therefore, I vote for undefined.
Because that usually means I'm trying to do something that's mathematically meaningless and I'd rather handle the special case than silently get a meaningless result.
