DeVault: Announcing the Hare programming language

You think "silently fails insecure if conditions not advertised outside the source tree happen to be true and no way to pick an alternative, but advertised as being extra-secure" is a good thing, really?

Meanwhile, supporting key storage in YubiKeys would fix this problem by being portable to arbitrary operating systems, plus it has relatively low cost for keys capable of such things, is *literally trivial* to implement because Yubico provide not only libraries in multiple languages but an actual written spec, and should be pretty easy to make work on any device capable of USB communication -- but you arbitrarily declare it as out of scope Or if not YubiKeys, how about one of the countless other devices, most free hardware, with the same capabilities? Or how about at least not claiming the library is secure when it's not? There are *so many* ways to get out of this hole ever so easily, but instead you're literally simply refusing to engage or fix this obvious problem in any of the dozen-plus ways available to you or even acknowledge that it is a problem... because you don't like Matthew's tone. This really does not fill me with enthusiasm for your new language at all.