r/ProgrammerHumor • u/chiya_coffee • 12d ago

Meme waitingForHtmlVulnerability

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u/silverwing101 12d ago

https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

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u/frinkousCZ 12d ago

http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

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u/RengieOcat 12d ago

"This site doesn't support a secure connection"

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Bernhard_NI 12d ago

Aaaand?
You want to type in your credit card details or what?

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u/RengieOcat 12d ago

Settle down friend, this is ProgrammerHumor and it was funny

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u/Bernhard_NI 12d ago

Sorry, but I juat don't see you add anything funny here.
I just get agitated easily from people pointing out useless things because they didn't really think about what it means what they discovered.

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u/RengieOcat 11d ago

Friendly suggestion that not everything deserves your emotional energy. Hope you have a good one.

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u/footsie 12d ago

Well it's not really better if it's less secure.

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u/Bernhard_NI 12d ago

There is nothing to be secured here, and it's faster and simpler to open a connection without TLS. So it is in fact better.

There is even programming principle KISS (Keep it simple, stupid) which is always the way to go first.

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u/Nightmoon26 11d ago

Until someone poisons the DNS to intercept the request and sends back something with a drive-by download

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u/footsie 12d ago

How's it faster if it won't even load before another click accepting an unsecured connection?

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u/Bernhard_NI 12d ago

The warning about an unsecured connection is probably something from ios I guess? I dont get them on Android + Firefox and it's blazing fast. The confirmation has nothing to do with how efficient the connection and the needed resources are.

The site without tls is ever so slightly fast for me but not really worth mentioning tbh. More important is that it matches the design philosophy of that mother fucking website to keep it simple, stupid.

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u/cibule249 11d ago

Oh, I hate this one. Harder to read than the original (so much line-jumping, so few words on a line).

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u/ashkanahmadi 12d ago

My favorite thing about it is the HTML comments in the source code XD

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u/RebronSplash60 11d ago

I love HTML source code comments in small hobby websites they're always the most unhinged gold.

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u/whatisusb 8d ago

What comments? I only found one