Note the linked post is from 2015. But also:

> domain-validated certificates remain insecure

...99% of the internet runs on DV certificates; that's what ACME & Let's Encrypt are at the end of the day.

(You might also note I didn't actually speak in favor of DNSsec, I'm just arguing that running unbound locally without having DNSsec validation enabled isn't particularly useful. I am, generally, in favor of rolling out DNSsec, but it certainly has its problems. It doesn't help against ISP tampering on unsecured domains, for example. DoT and DoH are better against that, if [and only if] you have a trustworthy cache to point them at.)