

And who owns the root certificate?


And who owns the root certificate?


And the developer who spent time on this, should just listen to you, because you are an expert on games that people want to play. Like McDonald’s is the only restaurant you need. I hope he doesn’t listen to morons though


Avangrid is not owned by a Swedish Energy company, you probably mean Iberdrola which is Spanish.


Yes the free tier version is Foss.


Why would you use that? It’s not Foss, has an ugly name and it requires root to run?
I don’t know why I see this shitty thing being recommended by so many, the service is just bad…
There are others which are better for windows, that are Foss and you can modify them quite easily. I tweeked scoop as an internal company software center, the software repo is managed via git and it was so easy to do that.


Where do you get that germany has repented for everything bad that they have done?
I still read news where certain African countries are seeking reparations and damages for the genocides that Nazi Germany committed, but Germany doesn’t accept that it was genocide, but according to experts it was genocide.
Yeah no, good luck.


For me, it’s more about avoiding using your mouse as much as possible, because moving your hand from keyboard to mouse is tiresome after a while. And tiling managers make it easier to change windows with keyboard shortcuts.
I just mean they own it, I know that you can’t decrypt encrypted messages with root certificate, but you can abuse it in the case of being man in the middle. Of course I don’t think that let’s encrypt are doing that, but there other entities that would really enjoy having that toolset for hundred of millions of services that rely on let’s encrypt.
And if you look at the ones who sponsor Lets encrypt, I don’t think that any of them would bat an eye (except for EFF) if for instance the pedophile chief decided that they need to change leadership. Or hey, we NSA also have access to the credentials to the root certificate.
Something being free is not always the best option, when it comes to security. And it’s not impossible that such a large entity can become compromised through pressure, especially when they live on support from private organizations, who have time and time again, shown that they are not trust worthy and would choose to do unethical thing, if that benefits them.