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3 months ago
in Meet the ‘RandomCritter’ Logo Mascot on ImJustCreativeThat would be helpful, on top of making my coworkers jealous!
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4 months ago
in Labour Civil War Silences LabourList on Guido Fawkes BlogIt seems the media assume we are to regard this is as a 100% tribal conflict of which no more clarification is required.
I guess they're probably right.
8 months ago
in FrontierFail Part 2 on Andrew Hyde9 months ago
in To Almost Die For Suits by Adam Kimmel on BoraMag10 months ago
in MobileMe and (lack of) encryption on tlrobinson.net / blogWhere in the heck are you getting a server certificate for $15?
The entire SSL certificate industry is nothing more than a big protection racket. You pay the money so your users won't get ugly security warnings, and that's it.
I've been responsible for obtaining and renewing the SSL certificates the companies I've worked for in this business. The only "verification" they have ever done is "verifying" that they got their money. The effort it would take to obtain a browser-trusted certificate that says pretty much anything you want -- especially one of those 30-day "testing" certificates -- would be minimal.
Yeah, I'm sure some issuers do more verification than others, and some of them have multiple "levels" of certificates based on what information they are verifying. But how many users look at the certificates websites send, see what is verified, look at the issuer to decide how much verification was probably done, and then decide whether to trust the site? Zero. So this part of the system hardly even matters any more anyway (if it ever mattered in the first place as anything beyond theory).
Thus, a self-signed certificate actually provides MORE security than a "real" one, because with one of those, you can accept the certificate the first time and know that you're always hitting the same site you got the first time around, because a different self-signed certificate wouldn't be accepted. With a browser-trusted certificate, you'll never know if someone is posing as the site with a completely different, but still browser-trusted, certificate.
11 months ago
in Welcome to "Healthy Simple Living" with Kali Lilla on Healthy Simple LivingThe new format looks fantastic !
You're definitely very talented when it comes to web-design. I'm envious, haha
Great look.
--Jay
11 months ago
in 225 - The results are in- UPDATED on Healthy Simple Livinghaha
we will see ladies, we will see
:-P
Lilla, count me in. I should have a nike + wristband within the next week !
Best,
--Jay
11 months ago
in Booty Shorts, Not Just for Jammies Anymore on Phashionable11 months ago
in 213 - Down but not out on Healthy Simple LivingI understand how frustrating being sidelined is, but your ankle will feel better sooner than you expect.
Just give it rest and you'll be back to full stride in no time.
Watch !
--Jay
12 months ago
in 206 - And the winner is… on Healthy Simple Livinglong time,
I was wondering ... I've been looking into purchasing a nike + wristband, but have found that they are quite expensive, at least too pricey for a poor college student :-)
Do you know of any other place where I might be able to find one ? I am really interested in joining all the fun !
Best,
--Jay
1 year ago
in FriendFeed Should Kill Those Who Accuse It of Murder on ParisLemon1 year ago
in I’ve Got Class (Starting Next Week) on Andrew McAfee's BlogAlso, what kind of impact do you think Web 2.0 is going to have on the internet? Is it mostly hype or something I need to study up on?
Thanks!
1 year ago
in Here Comes the Neighborhood on Andrew McAfee's Blog1 year ago
in Wired magazine snubs Portsmouth on municipal wifi list on Granite GeekAs a Nashua resident, I was surprised to see the city listed. Hopefully inaccurate press falls under the "There's no such thing as bad press" adage.
1 year ago
in Great Lakes Compact fails to pass in Wisconsin on The Minnesota Independent1 year ago
in Great Lakes Compact fails to pass in Wisconsin on The Minnesota Independent1 year ago
in My Dreambody Revealed! on Healthy Simple LivingI've been following your blog for a little while now and the progress you've made in the past few months is truly outstanding. Keep up the great work !
You'll do great at ECSS
--Jay
1 year ago
in Terminal : All PS3 Themes on All PS3 Themes1 year ago
in Anger Antidotes and Surprises on quaintly"fish and chips cup of tea, bad food worst weather, mary fucking poppins london!"
1 year ago
in Displacement on quaintlyi would still kill to be you... the guy version of you though.
kevin is my housemate and so is eric, you CAN'T break up THE 3 "MA-LAUS" YO!
1 year ago
in Today was a weird day on Alison RosenAnd your leadups are always funnier than your jokes.
1 year ago
in Showing off my acting chops on Alison RosenAlthough for some reason, glasses always look better on women with dark hair. On blondes, it looks dorky. But with black hair, glasses are hot.