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by zzo38computer
53 days ago
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Yes, I thought of what you mentioned too, and in my opinion, DER is a better format, and it is a binary format rather than text. (In my ideas of an operating system design, there is a structured binary format (similar to DER but different) used for most files and data, so that the tools (and the command shell) would be usable consistently with most of them; and if some need special handling, you can use other programs and functions to convert them and/or handle them in a way that can be interoperable.) |
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