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That doesn't sound like an argument against it to me. It just means that in addition to HTTPS, they also need to make "significant other changes the architectur
by Ajedi32 8y ago
That doesn't sound like an argument against it to me. It just means that in addition to HTTPS, they also need to make "significant other changes the architecture".
- brazzy 8y ago...which would be a huge undertaking given the vast installed base and the fact that packet sources currently don't run any custom server software at all, which would need to change.
- Ajedi32 8y agoI'm not so sure about that. Assuming all the packages are downloaded over a single connection, you can easily pad the response client-side via HTTP range requests, for example. No special server software required; just a normal HTTP server.