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Just to be clear: I'm not against HTTPS-I would love to have trust and validation to those I'm speaking with electronically. 'we need completely distributed human-to-human trust without any corporate authorities.' I deserve the freedom, too, to host a site independently-and that is what mandatory HTTPS (without a distributed web of trust) will take away-not away from me, because I can always host a site no one visits, but away from users who won't anymore have the choice. I don't support the subjugation of users-I believe users ought to hold all the freedom themselves, including the freedom to protect their communications if they wish, but I don't have to actively participate in the obvious corporate racket of acquiring SSL certificates, and the eternal responsibility they require. Do you believe conscientious objectors support war if they are not actively trying to dismantle the military? That doesn't sound silly at all, what RMS said, but your interpretation of it certainly is. But over time I notice that indeed subjugation is a huge part of our use of computers

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> Sounds silly but once RMS said 'proprietary software subjugates people' and it sounded like weird over-the-top political rhetoric when I heard it. And again, I offer trust and validity checks for all important files served by me in the form of PGP certificates. The problem is obviously the ISP, not my website. Would I not be subjugated by a corporate CA, and would I not need to support that for the rest of my website's life? (Yes, I would.) And, again, it is not my responsibility to protect people from their malicious ISPs. No, if I don't want to support HTTPS then that is _my freedom_. > In other words, preventing HTTPS might support the subjugation of your users by others. Sure, some technical measures may mitigate that from happening, but ultimately the problem is social and users of that network should stop using it, or start tunneling their traffic some other way.' How did you interpret this statement? '.that is a social problem and not a technical one.

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They will insert executable code into a HTTP reply. > And tampering, while it seems like a silly check, is actually done almost casually by ISPs for a variety of reasons. See: 'Flame' malware that was signed using a bogus Microsoft certificate. See: all bogus certificates ever issued by a CA. > The data is not available for snooping for intermediaries. if you're talking to Google, then you know that you're talking to Google, and Google knows it's talking to you, and your ISP knows that you and Google are talking. I said, 'both sides of the connection, and everyone in the middle, know who they're talking to.' E.g. > The contents of the https transaction is not available to the CA. I wish you had given a point-by-point argument to what I said, and tell me each sentence you disagreed with (I'll do that here). You've somewhat misunderstood me, or perhaps not cared to listen to what I stated, and now you're disagreeing with your incorrect interpretation of what I said. > I cannot reply to your lower-level comment at the max nest level, but I disagree with you about https. To see what the community is up to, see the IRC channel, Reddit and Discord server. Upstreaming the cross toolchain to Nixpkgs is in the works. Recently a community maintained package repository, toltec for tablet-specific software was created and is actively maintained.įor Nix users, I've been helping build a Nix-based cross-compile toolchain, so you could easily cross-compile a good amount of the 60K packages on Nixpkgs for the tablet. There's the Entware package repository for running ARMv7 software on the tablet.

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The hacking community is quite active, one frequently asked question is how to get and run custom software on the device. The tablet runs Linux and you can SSH into with root access. Having used the reMarkable 1 tablet for over a year now, the hackability is so refreshing to have in a consumer device.

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