Hi!
> While I am aware of the fact that US citizens often think _they_ are the
> world (are you US? ;-) I really, really doubt that such a point of view
> is a good one. I was thinking more of Russia than of "Millenium Islands"
> and I personally do not think that Russia will feel much pressure from
> US crypto export legislation :-(
When we get crypto into official kernel distribution, it starts to be
widely used. And soon it will be hard to do _unencrypted_
connection. At that time, Russia will have to relax they laws, or they
get effectively disconnected from the net.
Pavel
PS: Yes, it gives sense to encrypt even publicly available web
pages. 3rd party does not need to know _which_ pages I am downloading.
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