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Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is a combination of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol with the SSL/TLS protocol to provide encrypted communication and secure identification of a network web server.

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I'm trying to make my first Python package as a learning experience. There's a lot of things that I suspect I am doing poorly, but this post is specifically about my HttpRequest class. I made this ...
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I have some questions about a code I found on stackoverflow. The code does what I want to do. Redirects to HTTPS and WWW when doesn't exist in URL. But, I want now to understand what I'm doing. So, ...
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Please see my previous post in the below hyperlink I've updated my .htaccess file to account for an HSTS, along with many of the recommended changes. See the ...
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Title should be self-explenatory. This is a simple URL parser I wrote in C. The function takes a URL from the user and produces a struct that contains the information that can be used to request the ...
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I have a personal website that's used primarily for fun. I upload images, videos and text that I want to share. An HTML submission form accepts questions and string submissions from users, which uses ...
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I updated my Instagram API and I read that HttpClient is now the preferred way in .NET Core 3.1. I would like to get a code review, because there are too many ...
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I am having severe problems with performance on a WEB API helper method, the performance is simply dreadful, 1-2 connections / second, I am trying to make 40k API calls and 5 hours later it is still ...
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This is within a base class of a library, where several other classes inherit this one. This seems like the simplest way of just getting some data, for now without timeout/errorhandling. This is ...
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I built this scraper for work that will take a csv list of firewalls from our network management system and scan a given list of HTTPS ports to see if the firewalls are accepting web requests on the ...
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I am new to Python and have written a function which calls an API and does some processing. Please review the code and explain what is the right and pythonic way. ...
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I like to unlist my old NuGet packages to keep my catalog clean. However, after a couple of uploads it's always a pain to remove each single package manually so I thought I write a utility for it in ...
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I am developing a userscript that redirects insecure pages (HTTP) to the https: version. ...
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I wrote this recently, I thought I'd check if it was the best way to keep my url as an https at all times, any advice would be appreciated ...
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