>Continuing to use SSH is literally just being obsessed with a backwards old protocol for nostalgia reasons. This is a good point actually. It's kinda funny ho

>Continuing to use SSH is literally just being obsessed with a backwards old protocol for nostalgia reasons. This is a good point actually. It's kinda funny how even Microsoft's own GUI IDE uses an underlying ssh protocol with ssh keys that the end user doesn't even need to see or know about. Now that we're mostly using ssh to push source code, or connect to remote systems, why not just use tls instead? Aside from its general availability, feels like inevitable.