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> If one wants an opportunistic encryption, there're tcpcrypt or IPsec for that. And HTTP/2.0 thankfully. OE is a good improvement, indeed, but it's not worth

by nullc 13y ago

> If one wants an opportunistic encryption, there're tcpcrypt or IPsec for that. And HTTP/2.0 thankfully. OE is a good improvement, indeed, but it's not worth teaching users bad practices for the authenticated stuff.