Love Let's Encrypt, Like 1password, support/use them both.
But I'm still unconvinced that every single one of those last remaining 15% of websites must be transitioned to HTTPS.
I have personal websites that are open, public, non-controversial, simple. I like that you can curl or wget them without mucking about with certs and that you can view them using anything and everything vaguely browsery ever made. I feel moving to HTTPS subtracts value, at least to me, and I'm the owner.
Not to get all grouchy old geezer, but I don't feel every single public open simple textual website must be encrypted. Where am I wrong / what am I missing? (While understanding there's a mathematical world of difference between statements "Most / 99% of websites should be encrypted!" and "All / 100% of websites should be encrypted!" :)
But I'm still unconvinced that every single one of those last remaining 15% of websites must be transitioned to HTTPS.
I have personal websites that are open, public, non-controversial, simple. I like that you can curl or wget them without mucking about with certs and that you can view them using anything and everything vaguely browsery ever made. I feel moving to HTTPS subtracts value, at least to me, and I'm the owner.
Not to get all grouchy old geezer, but I don't feel every single public open simple textual website must be encrypted. Where am I wrong / what am I missing? (While understanding there's a mathematical world of difference between statements "Most / 99% of websites should be encrypted!" and "All / 100% of websites should be encrypted!" :)