I know this is web heresy, but it's perfectly fine for me to serve http://idlewords.com over plain http and y'all need to stand down.
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I’ve had problems with them in the past, mostly around them hiding some of the bad guys for a time, but they seem much better at it now. Overall I think they’ve done way more to improve the internet than not. Could just use
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Using someone else’s TLS-terminating proxy is not the same as end-to-end encryption. The free tier of CloudFlare encourages bad practices. It’s also just a bad idea to trust one company with the entire internet’s security.
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Meh, I don’t like corporate proxy servers. letsencrypt was really easy to set up though; I got it going in maybe 30 mins the first time, after one too many incidents of ads being added to my own connection to my own web site.
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Letsencrypt is awesome
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Focus on the airlines, hotels and ISPs injecting frames into your site.
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That would be playing whack-a-mole, trying to solve every single bad actor is a lot harder than simply enabling a secure standard that only brings benefit to you. Faster performance, better SEO ranking, integrity of the content, and better security. Literally no reason not to.
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I meant that as "Ignore the Cloudflare part, and focus on the bad actors actually injecting crap into your pages"
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