The modern HTTPS world has no place for old web servers

https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/web/HTTPSNoOldServers

Chris's Wiki :: blog/web/HTTPSNoOldServers

@Gargron from one famous blog post: "You can have backwards compatibility with the 1990s or you can have sound cryptography; *you can’t have both*."
@Gargron Archival projects are going to become increasingly important
@Gargron You can always use something else to terminate TLS before it reaches your web server. Either use stunnel that was made for those things or a reverse proxy like nginx,
@Gargron
Site.js (https://sitejs.org) by @aral tries to bring back that 'anyone can do it' spirit mentioned in the article. It's pretty cool, however not very popular so far.
Site.js

@bn4t
I've been sleeping on sitejs for too long, gonna take look this weekend
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