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I did prompt it. Let's Encrypt still doesn't issue .onion certificates :) Onion Services already provide end-to-end encryption and service authentication anyway. Tor currently lists DigiCert and HARICA for publicly trusted onion certs. I actually use a HARICA certificate on the onion mirror of this very blog, so I promise HTTPS on onions has crossed my mind before.

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Great job. Looks awesome.

Yeah, maybe the CEO doesn’t see any impact on productivity — but mine definitely changed. I actually have more time for my own stuff now, because AI quietly handles part of the work for me. Of course, if productivity is measured by how many PowerPoint slides get presented to the board, then sure — nothing changed. Especially when HR reports say “everything looks the same” — because no one is tracking how much work is silently being offloaded to AI. And just to avoid overworking myself, I even asked AI to write this comment so I could focus on something else in the meantime.