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Are you sure it’s not using transcripts? That would be equally useful but technologically less impressive.

where?

Dude - I laughed out loud on this comment (I guess we're at the cry or laugh stage). Almost woke up my sleeping kiddo.

$760 on NewEgg! Yeeezus Christ. Literally 50% of what I spent on the entire build just on RAM.

This is really crazy. I built my first computer not too long ago; like I'm talking less than a month maybe, definitely less than 2. I paid $320 for 64GB Kit (CMK64GX5M2B5600C40) at Microcenter. It is now sold out in Chicago store and listed at $530.

You’ve saved my life!

I had the same interpretation you did, and the same confusion. Great minds (???) think alike?

What?

Willing to sell it?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge here.

A few questions:

If applying the algorithm to (1) produced (3), what produced (2)?

How can "no duplicate serial numbers" be enforced by any browser without having a store of all certificates? Is it simply a best-effort? Will the browser have a mapping from <serial number> to <certificate>, and whenever it sees a certificate, it will check this map to see if it has seen that serial number on a separate certificate?

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