I've always been interested in maintaining the ability to perform general computation. To me, that's being able to run any program I construct on my hardware. I

I've always been interested in maintaining the ability to perform general computation. To me, that's being able to run any program I construct on my hardware. I don't demand that the program be able to interact with other systems, but I do demand that I be able to execute the instructions I want. That generalizes freedom 0 to the set of programs the user constructs. If a general-purpose program has to pass an authentication protocol before it's allowed to run, the surrounding environment is an attack on the construction of free speech by more efficient means. Or something like that.