[ozim]

Neat part is that’s my local network and I don’t want to spend time doing that.

I’d much rather spend time arguing about it on HN.

That’s the neat part of “it is my time” and I want to use it the way I want.

It doesn’t apply to stuff I publish over the internet all personal pages blogs have https, that’s not negotiable.

[gucci-on-fleek]

Fair enough. The only reason that I bothered setting up HTTPS certificates in my home network was because I was using a domain where I had previously enabled HSTS. I was wasn't very enthusiastic about it when I first added the certificates, but once I figured it out, I appreciated seeing a little padlock when I logged in to my router. That's essentially the only benefit though, so I certainly don't blame you for not wanting to go through the effort to set it up.