maple "mavica" syrup [6502] @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

fascinating seeing a The Register opinion piece brand "Free Software" as left-wing and "Open Source" as right-wing when my experience is exactly the opposite

i will not be linking the article

oh man this copy of photoshop 7 i just downloaded from a hotline server came with so many third party plugins hell yeah

@colin this too is isekai

[22:03] <pi31415> mavica: what's the difference between being pissed and being triggered?
[22:03] <mavica> political leaning

@Angela but it's not friday yet

@thedaemon that link didn't work for me, try this one: file:///C:/Users/mavica/Downloads/MyPal.zip

@atax1a huh, apparently this was an actual alternate use of the term? i always thought the "mostly" was tongue-in-cheek meaning that it didn't always work

@atax1a something that lives rent free in my head is how in one episode of computer chronicles someone demoing a worm drive misspoke and called it "write once read mostly" which was incredibly damning

it's SNI.

what in the hell. it works on another domain but it gives me the certificate of a different domain that's in the server.

and that's not what happens on any other machine for either domain

i don't get it

nmap says my server does TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (among others)

classilla (OS 9) says it has TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (among others)

i can't open my site because there is no cipher overlap.

#linux #networking ?

@NanoRaptor happy birthday 💜💜

people who don't like that Steve Wilhite wanted gif to be pronounced with a soft g are just upset he got to the peanut butter wordplay before them

@82mhz been using this with my g3 ibook https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123334103983 classilla can't open the set up page but you can make it generate its own AP as well as be a bridge, so you can use a modern smartphone to pick which wifi to bridge to ethernet, and your ibook is fully wireless again without an outdated airport

im cute and i won't let anybody say otherwise

there are already usb-powered devices that redirect/mirror a modern wifi connection to ethernet in order to use older computers on modern wifi

why can't we have those devices also strip HTTPS

i might have to do some researching and prototyping

@colin tall laptop