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I’m not a lawyer, but it’s one of those things where I think you could still have some exposure. For example, if they find the password database and say, “Are you capable of decrypting this,” you could always take the 5th or exercise your right to remain silent, but unless you’re entering your own country, you could also be turned away at the border…
Interesting write-up. It’s not uncharted territory, but with Go maturing, the benchmarks for performance have certainly changed.
I would actually call Go extremely high-level. It feels challenging because it makes you think of a few extra things programmers aren’t used to thinking about, but fundamentally it’s a high-level…
Three weeks ago, with news that US Customs and Border Patrol was coercing travelers into decrypting their private files upon entry into the United States, I floated a strategy to avoid such an…
