Why does a personal blog page need HTTPS? It's an output page, I read the contents and leave, I'm never submitting any of my information across the wire.
Someone along the way might modify the page? Unless they're using HSTS, it won't matter.
I'm all for encryption, but I'm also all for using tools when necessary, and not complicating things when not.
HSTS is a commitment to future downtime for your site, and as such, is not recommended if you care about uptime for your site (like, say, Amazon.com might).
During mid last year my employer decided that everyone should get back in the office at least 3 days a week. I have resigned (many others too) and took a remote job for a -20% paycut. I do not even care for the paycut as I’m so much more happier with WFH: no commute, no noisy open space, no aweful coffee machine, etc.
I wouldn’t mind going to the office once / week for workshops or team building, if the commute would be like 10-15 minutes. But this is almost impossible to have.
IMO - work that can be done from home should be done from home, while workshops (or the like) are better in person.
