It is a joke, the primary concern being that an AES key should only be reused for so long.

But the rush to replace it, while the author is fearmongering people with attacks that are infeasible, with issues like message size in the spec and unnecessary complexity like MACs *when the data is already signed* is simply nonsense.

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Rush? It took two full years to to the change. And nostr:nprofile1qqs8evfumcr8pevs7qkta84qlnc7qhkmchxg5syhx8a9gdjyqxqu78gppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0dpmzxy was the only one to actually provide any alternative. No one else did anything.