Considering that HTTPS completely and utterly fails to solve its stated purpose of cryptographic verification of content, it's basically security theater, the l

Considering that HTTPS completely and utterly fails to solve its stated purpose of cryptographic verification of content, it's basically security theater, the last vestiges of which have been completely broken by LetsEncrypt. But I'm a luddite who also thinks we shouldn't have gone beyond HTML 4.01 as a spec, and that JS in the browser is a pox upon the web.