"why ever use HTTP over HTTPS these days? any legit cases left?"
seriously tho, with all the push for HTTPS everywhere... is there *any* reason to still use plain old HTTP?
like, i get it’s faster (no encryption overhead) but is that even a thing anymore with modern hardware?
or maybe local/dev stuff where certs are a pain?
curious if anyone still has a real use case or if it’s just legacy systems hanging on.
(also, pls don’t @ me with "security!!" – i know HTTPS is better, but wondering if HTTP has *any* niche left.)
discuss!
seriously tho, with all the push for HTTPS everywhere... is there *any* reason to still use plain old HTTP?
like, i get it’s faster (no encryption overhead) but is that even a thing anymore with modern hardware?
or maybe local/dev stuff where certs are a pain?
curious if anyone still has a real use case or if it’s just legacy systems hanging on.
(also, pls don’t @ me with "security!!" – i know HTTPS is better, but wondering if HTTP has *any* niche left.)
discuss!
