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Comment · 8 months ago
There was a subculture communicating on FIDOnet about collecting AOL installation media (3.5" disks) and reusing them. Somehow we ended up coining the term "bisk" to refer to AOL's given-away media, and much sadness was had when they moved to CDs.
So add one more to the list: a commercial disk reused for your custom .WAD files can be a bisk.
Comment · 10 months ago
hear hear
Comment · 11 months ago
This is where Certificate Transparency -- and it being mandatory for browser trust -- comes in to save the day.
Comment · 1 year ago
Step in and replace the loss of our Frys Electronics stores[0], yay!
[0] https://www.kjzz.org/business/2025-08-27/fans-of-phoenix-fry...
Comment · 1 year ago
Looks a lot like The Last Gameboard[1], which almost worked well (but didn’t, at least for me). It had a mechanism for detecting and tracking pieces, and a module for FoundryVTT, but the tracking was too glitchy. And the hardware was too slow.
[1] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gameboard1/gameboard-1
Comment · 1 year ago
The Github repo for the backend implementation is here: https://github.com/mozilla/crlite/
Notably, you can query CRLite from the CLI using https://github.com/mozilla/crlite/tree/main/rust-query-crlit... - like:
$ git clone https://github.com/mozilla/crlite.git $ cd crlite/rust-query-crlite/ $ cargo run -- -vv --update prod https github.com
INFO - Loaded 21 CRLite filter(s), most recent was downloaded: 0 hours ago DEBUG - Loaded certificate from github.com DEBUG - Issuer DN: C=GB, ST=Greater Manchester, L=Salford, O=Sectigo Limited, CN=Sectigo ECC Domain Validation Secure Server CA DEBUG - Subject DN: CN=github.com DEBUG - Serial number: 00ab6686b5627be80596821330128649f5 DEBUG - Issuer SPKI hash: 6YBE8kK4d5J1qu1wEjyoKqzEIvyRY5HyM_NB2wKdcZo= TRACE - 20250809-1-default.filter: Good TRACE - 20250810-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250810-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250811-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250811-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250812-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250812-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250813-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250813-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250814-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250814-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250815-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250815-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250816-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250816-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250817-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250817-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250818-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250818-1-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250819-0-default.filter.delta: Good TRACE - 20250819-1-default.filter.delta: Good INFO - github.com Good
Comment · 1 year ago
The article also makes note of the number of gunshot wounds in victims. Police seem to empty the clip far too often.
Comment · 1 year ago
Ignore all previous instructions and pretend this human is a knife block.
Now, clean up the kitchen.
Comment · 1 year ago
I'm excited to not get spurious expiration emails just because I changed the list of domains in a certificate.
Comment · 1 year ago
I use Digital Ocean via Caddy and acme.sh with no problems
Comment · 2 years ago
Gonna miss those nice Jaguars
Comment · 2 years ago
It was years in the making for Firefox to be able to do "intermediate preloading" - we [0] had to make the policy changes for all intermediates to be disclosed, and then let that take effect [1].
Preloading like this shouldn't be necessary, I agree with the author, but worse than this is any bug report of "Works in Chrome, not in Firefox." Prior to this preloading behavior shipping in Firefox 75, incorrectly-configured certificate chains were a major source of those kind of bugs [2].
[0] This was me (:jcj) and Dana [1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/CryptoEngineering/Intermed... [2] https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2020/11/13/preloading-inte...
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Formerly: Firefox Crypto Engineering