Shorter certificate lifetimes will be enforced by the browsers no matter what the issuing CA is or what lifetime the CA will allow.
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Looks like this proposed a solution that costs about the same as the mentioned Speedify (more expensive at the moment because of blackfriday deals) but lacks all the features and is more likely to break.
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Simply put:
a img { pointer-events: none; }
So when is the service expected to be available? Just got a 50% off for 2 year contract offer from Starlink last night.
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You should include a page with stats on number of active and expired pr. TLD.
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I took that as LiberaChat and wondered why ClickHouse wanted to take over a IRC network.
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Just came here to post this.
Curious if it was done intentionally or simply due to hurrying.
The web version of the App Store? It's always been web and webview based, there used to be a preferences/default command to enable web inspector for App store, Music and more Apple apps on MacOS.
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I'm always being told that Spotify pays next to nothing and musicians are starving - but somehow running a botnet to get royalties is cost effective?
For the next years I'm hoping for more resilience/global distribution in the issuance process. Since I live on an island for about half the year I do have experience with internet outages, and we do appear to live in turbulent times. That could be an issue with the ever decreasing certificate lifetime. I'd love to see LE exploring options like working with ccTLD registrars to work on local issuance.