The WWW/clearnet is not the only web.
liams.io is currently also avalible directly over Tor using http. There are plans to also make it available over zeronet and dat, however the feasibility of this is still being evaluated.
Tor
liams.io and blog.liams.io are avalible as onions within the Tor network. They are currently only available over http[1] because Let's Encrypt can't/won't verify .onions. However, this is not a problem as connections between nodes are always encrypted on the Tor network, unlike the clearnet.
As a sidenote, scallion took over 9 hours to find the onion address liamsblog5r2oe72.onion, when it should have taken only 1. Update May 2018: As did liamscodem5vzz5e.onion: it took over 24 hours for the same difficulty.
For liamsioka4xfa2gop6rrfkxfpd5l2ou4qvhgw36kx2etoidsc3i4ftad.onion.jump.black and ezpo2kkovm3liams.onion, one can use the exact same subdomains as liams.io
| Clearnet | Tor onion (http[1]) |
|---|---|
| liams.io | ezpo2kkovm3liams.onion ,liamsioka4xfa2gop6rrfkxfpd5l2ou4qvhgw36kx2etoidsc3i4ftad.onion.jump.black |
| blog.liams.io | liamsblog5r2oe72.onion |
| g.liams.io | liamsgitsbmu2lzg.onion |
| l4c.pw | liamr4c6vikcp2nk.onion |
| liamscode.net | liamscodem5vzz5e.onion |
[1]: You can technically use https with my self-signed cert. The fingerprints are availible here.