I think you’re one of those googleyers! Distraction.

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That’s exactly what someone who wants googly eyes on everything would say.

This is why Ontario can’t have nice things.

I mean I just missed that part.

Ok, I slid right by the “compromised” word. Makes sense now.

No. Perfect Forward Secrecy (ephemeral keys) prevents this type of replay.

Don’t certs just create an ephemeral key pair that disappears after the session anyhow? What does cert validity period have to do with “This is a big upgrade for the security of the TLS ecosystem because it minimizes exposure time during a key compromise event.”

I mean, it’s LE so I’m sure they know what their talking about. But…?

I didn’t read this article but yes. I’ve basically stopped using search engines altogether now and use Perplexity. It’s nice to be able to say “that didn’t work, here’s the error” and “double check your work because this is important” and it just…does it. It’s not perfect but it’s miles better than googling up that 5 year old Stack Overflow post with your exact question and zero answers.

Sing does not want an election. He wants a Liberal leadership change. An election now would put the Cons in charge and he does not want that.

It might be better to start over?

Until finally there is one to bind them all.

We have a housing problem and the government is actively reducing immigration targets (that’s you moving here permanently) and curbing foreign property investment (that’s you buying property here).

It’s not a great time for you to make this move.

Commas matter.

Do you have to block communities? I thought you could just not join them to avoid their content.

I was confused. Thank you.

I see some on Amazon. Maybe not the best place to buy one, but it seems to confirm they are in production still at least.

That is cool. I learned visual Morse code while in the navy, but audio Morse is another thing altogether.

Tangential: I’m thinking of getting a ham radio license.

Wow. Every now and again it’s easy to see how single votes can matter.