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Yes, it hides the complexity making it so that it is simple to the average person which keeps the barrier to entry low. Updates can be automated too.
by charcircuit 2y ago
Yes, it hides the complexity making it so that it is simple to the average person which keeps the barrier to entry low.
Updates can be automated too.
- superkuh 2y agoI suppose you're right, it does slightly lower the barrier to entry compared to doing all the cert stuff manually. But not compared to HTTP itself. Then the first time it breaks (and it always will over a few years) the barrier to continuation is even higher.