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> > Jordan mentioned to me that Walnut Creek is in some sort of
> > crypto-law-exempt region or something, and FreeBSD can use full-strength
> > crypto. Jordan, care to explain? This would be a big loss to FreeBSD if
> > this technology goes non-exportable!
> 
> I wouldn't worry too much about this.

If you have an authoritative coder saying "this will not be available
outside the US", I would worry, or explain to him/her why one should not.

I myself would like to know why we need not worry.

Kevin


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