Your argument demonstrates a lack of understanding of websites with/without HTTPS. I assume PG's website is popular which gives weight to the argument that it should have HTTPS.
> Your argument demonstrates a lack of understanding of websites with/without HTTPS. I assume PG's website is popular which gives weight to the argument that it should have HTTPS.
Except that you've missed that this is an extra overhead for some people and they don't want to deal with it. (if it ain't broke don't fix it). x.com is popular (because Elon) but there isn't https on there. I don't see anyone complaining except tech folk.
You can also apply this to PG himself, as he actively tells people to directly go to non-https, that shouldn't be an issue for his audience.
It takes less time for you to go to a non-https than it is for him to set HTTPS up and maintain it, if you're so concerned you can mirror his content to a https site.