[cap-talk] automatic policy embodiment and enforcement - hop e?

[Tyler Close]

Ian Grigg wrote:
> Even small costs will cause it
> to be less favoured, and the very large costs that Tyler
> is talking about pretty much kill it.

Huh? I have been arguing that the supposed costs of using fine-grained 
security are fictitious. I think you've got things backwards.

Moreover, for the last 6 years I have been building software tools that 
exploit the potential ease of capability-based programming. One tool, 
the Waterken RDB Webizer, even enables non-programmers to build 
applications that exploit capability-based security.

There's a lot of material at my website that could help you understand 
the ease of programming with capabilities. See:

http://www.waterken.com/

Tyler

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