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@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 # har2vegeta – Convert HAR files to a Vegeta compatible format
 
+> A barely realistic benchmark is still better than an unrealistic benchmark.
+> – Nobody
+
 ## Install
 
 ```sh
@@ -11,8 +14,9 @@ cargo install --path .
 Export your HAR file from the Network tab of your browser's DevTools and run the
 command as shown below.
 
-I highly recommend isolating the target machine (which should be yours, of
-course) from the public Internet before launching the attack.
+I highly recommend isolating the source and target machine (which should be
+yours, of course) from the public Internet before launching the attack, to
+prevent connections from going out.
 
 ```sh
 cat your_file.har | har2veg | vegeta attack ...
@@ -26,10 +30,10 @@ The format to output. The HTTP format is more human readable, but it can only
 handle request bodies by adding a reference to real files. **har2veg** will
 automatically export bodies to temporary files, but will not delete them after
 running **Vegeta** because there's no realistic way to implement it. The JSON
-format is the recommended format if you want to pipe directly to **Vegeta**
+format is the recommended format if you want to pipe directly to Vegeta
 because it supports embedding base64 encoded bodies.
 
-This option defaults to the HTTP format to be consistent with **Vegeta**'s
+This option defaults to the HTTP format to be consistent with Vegeta's
 default.
 
 ## License