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        		    <h1>Http is okish</h1>
        		    <p>
        		        Some people will not even visit my site because it doesnt have https support. You have to go
        		        through a scary warning in your browser to get to my site and that is off putting to a lot
        		        of people and even stops them. But I am here to tell you its okish. Http alone will not
        		        get even the shittest of windows sytems infected (or maybe they really are that bad idk).
        		        Anyways, what I am trying to say <b>all https does is encrypt the packets sent between
        		        your computer and the website</b>. That is important when sending passwords, payment info,
        		        and other secret things to a website but it isnt important when sending information that
        		        is already public. <b>Encrypting a public website like mine would be like sending a
        		        encrypted cambridge dictionary to someone</b>.
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                    <h2>Spoofing</h2>
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                        Only one problem. Even though the information on the site is public since the packets being
                        sent arent encrypted someone could change the information in the packets to trick you into
                        downloading malware or make my website say mean things. This is important for people like
                        Bernie Sanders who are big targets for hackers who wanta ruin him by making his website
                        say terrible things. Lucky for me I am just a living being with a website not a single
                        geist gives a flying fuck about! If you hacked my website I am sorry for you, thats
                        quite a bit of time wasted hacking my site.
                        <br/><br/>
                        <b>Anyways just in case that happens I will gave you a list of things you will never see on
                        my site:</b>
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                        <li><b>I will never ask you download binary files directly from my site</b>. Anything I do
                        post will be raw text and you can check it with your text editor. If I do post a file
                            that is a binary format I will host is somewhere with https instead.</li>
                        <li>I will never ask for personal information. Except your name and website in the
                            guest book and maybe a few cat pics hehehe (:</li>
                        <li>I will never use javascript, frames, XHR...</li>
                        <li>I will never say anything homophic, transphobic, racist, ablist...</li>
                        <li>The only slur I will ever use is faggot (I can reclaim it)</li>
                        <li>I will never say anything pro-capitalist, pro-imperialist... though as a marxist I
                        believe in the evolution of society and will at least give capitalism some credit.</li>
                        <li>I fucking hate nazis and fascist!</li>
                        <li>I <b>will</b> be quite harsh on the human race. That you can count on me doing (:</li>
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                        If you notice what looks like might be spoofing please let me know (:
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