May as well. Let’s just full send it. Just stop thinking about it. Embrace the spectacle.

You’re not alone.

I like to create software tools for people smarter than me to create bigger and better things.

Disagree. Or at least, that’s just a side effect. I like talking to people about their expertise.

Cyber-sexy things give me anxiety.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t the CA only signing your public key to prove identity/authority? I don’t think the CA can magically MITM every cert they sign.

The impact is not serious enough to warrant a $1m entry fee, IMO. At best, someone could impersonate a site. They’d also have to get other things in line (e.g. DNS hijacking) to be at all successful anyway. And it’s not like most people are authenticating certs themselves. They just trust browsers to trust CAs that vouch for you and prevents those scary browser warnings.

It doesn’t improve encryption compared to a self-signed cert though.

They came up with the ACME protocol, so presumably somebody could. The real barrier to entry is the cost of getting into that certificate chain of trust. I have no idea why it’s so difficult and expensive.

Remember they wanted like $75 for certs? The gall.

Likely a food shortage, if not an actual famine. It’s fucking stupid.

I’d at least be fairly confident Vance wouldn’t seriously suggest nuking a hurricane.

At least that mf would be predictable.

I’m kind of old now I guess. But when I was a kid, there would always be some kind of busy work. Things like filing or stuffing envelopes were great kid tasks.

Not really sure what kind of office work a kid could do anymore. Don’t think IT would really appreciate letting a kid on their computers.

I bet they enjoyed that.

I could read this from my couch in my home.

This should be in [email protected].

We (at least in my school education) were taught how easily masses are manipulated by emotions, groupthink crowd dynamics and psychology. How strong and blinding tribalism can be.

Very cool. Wish we had more of this in my culture.

'til the sweat

That sure would be something for the history books.

Bet they’ll vote to confirm. Assuming they get the chance anyway.

Apparently, Zuckerberg made the song for his wife, Priscilla. “‘Get Low’ was playing when I first met Priscilla at a college party, so every year we listen to it on our dating anniversary,” Zuckerberg wrote on Instagram.

Holy cringe, Batman!