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It’s also part of why a lot of amateur radio-related sites still serve unencrypted HTTP, either optionally or exclusively. (The other part of why is that there
by MandieD 4y ago
It’s also part of why a lot of amateur radio-related sites still serve unencrypted HTTP, either optionally or exclusively.
(The other part of why is that there are an awful lot of valuable amateur radio sites that haven’t been updated in 15-20 years)
- detaro 4y agoor are ran by people who can't be bothered to figure this new-fangled HTTPS stuff out
- LarryMullins 4y agoOr people who buy into the "nothing to hide" nonsense, influenced by a HAM culture of not encrypting things that emerged from the rule against it.