Brian J. Miller
Brian J. Miller
I'm a little bit curious what the use case for multiple signatures is in the first case. That would mean that two private keys have been exposed in the same...
"Strong" is relative to the extent that you feel a key can ever be trusted. I certainly wouldn't want my key co-mingled with another just for this purpose. I agree...
I wouldn't anticipate that being a problem given the nature of JS. At this point I don't have any plans to restrict IE8/9, but I also wouldn't want to limit...
@zapur1 given `sendBeacon` is still *very* experimental as far as support is concerned I'd say it is too early to give a black/white response of support or no support. I...
See https://github.com/adlnet/xAPI-Spec/issues/897 for original addition of the `SHOULD*`.
The problem with this concept is determining what a "reasonable limit" is. Your reasonable limit may not be remotely close (either too large or too small) to someone else's. It...
I would think you'd also want to remove the `timestamp` property. And you would need to check for a statement signature in the `attachments` property (which will be fully supported...
Sure, but does it make more sense for the timestamp to be removed and for you to have re-assigned it in this case since you knew that you wanted it....
+1 to what @garemoko said.
This would be a fairly significant change, again because of the lack of "setter" model. To date we haven't validated types of any of the values being set, except for...