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> Letsencrypt should serve its users, not force them onto anything. The only way they can serve users is by forcing them to do the right thing. You're insisti
by jiggawatts 4y ago
> Letsencrypt should serve its users, not force them onto anything.
The only way they can serve users is by forcing them to do the right thing.
You're insisting on doing the wrong thing and shouting at the people that are telling you how to do it right.
An analogy would be the equivalent of "not your wallet, not your crypto". Literally millions of naive crypto enthusiasts have just had $9B stolen from them by FTX because they didn't grasp this basic concept. They just wanted something convenient.
With something like PKI or cryptocoins, there are no shortcuts to security.
It's like sticky-taping your key to your locked front door.
Or writing your pin code on your credit card.
Or setting your password to "12345".