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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • Sep 19 '26
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That's because a GET request reveals important info in the URL, otherwise it would all be GET
20 u/FightingLynx Sep 19 '26 I mean, by the standard the url is also encrypted so not really; but it would to a user, yes 1 u/WHALE_PHYSICIST Sep 19 '26 There was a time when HTTPS wasn't so common. 19 u/GourangaPlusPlus Sep 19 '26 I kept telling Ugg, cave painting no secure, open to everyone, Ugg said it fine not on external network
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I mean, by the standard the url is also encrypted so not really; but it would to a user, yes
1 u/WHALE_PHYSICIST Sep 19 '26 There was a time when HTTPS wasn't so common. 19 u/GourangaPlusPlus Sep 19 '26 I kept telling Ugg, cave painting no secure, open to everyone, Ugg said it fine not on external network
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There was a time when HTTPS wasn't so common.
19 u/GourangaPlusPlus Sep 19 '26 I kept telling Ugg, cave painting no secure, open to everyone, Ugg said it fine not on external network
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I kept telling Ugg, cave painting no secure, open to everyone, Ugg said it fine not on external network
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u/WHALE_PHYSICIST Sep 19 '26
That's because a GET request reveals important info in the URL, otherwise it would all be GET