@[email protected] Boooo. How dare. You're reaching out to your instructor or whatever to tell them about this, on the off chance they're not a dick and might let you retake or something?
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Failed my math exam today, due to a browser issue. My timer exhausted itself 20 minutes early somehow, leaving me unable to finish half of the test. -
@deathkitten Honestly, I’m not sure.@[email protected] I do sell prints on INPRNT, or are you more specifically wanting people who aren't using on demand services to sell their at?
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Maybe I’m missing something, but I feel like I’m fighting against the Apple Pencil every single day. It feels like it was designed by competing groups with goals that didn’t quite align.@[email protected] Apple is great if you're doing one of the limited things they designed their shit for. If you're outside their intended use case, fuck you.
I get why some people like them, but those of us used to customizing our shit (especially Linux users) just want to throw the whole company into the Pacific Ocean. -
Well, this is interesting. #LetsEncrypt #Firefox #Mozilla@[email protected] Is this just regular Firefox, Developer edition, or something else?
For data collection purposes, I'm using developer edition 125.0b4 (64-bit) on pop_OS!
I hope this is just a wrinkle that'll get sorted shortly, because if this is an indication of some sort of falling out between Firefox/Mozilla and Let's Encrypt, it's going to be a major problem considering how many sites out there are using Let's Encrypt. Especially in light of the bullshit anti-Ad blocker changes that Google has coming for Chrome. >.< -
Well, this is interesting. #LetsEncrypt #Firefox #Mozilla@[email protected] I looked at the cert for both a personal site and the instance I'm posting on, both from Firefox for Android and Firefox developer edition. I'm not seeing this anywhere. I also had an update waiting on the Developer edition, and saw the same thing before and after restart to upgrade.
I'm not sure how ibe.social gets its Let's Encrypt cert, but I know the one on my personal site uses whatever bespoke thing that Dreamhost set up in its control panel to get certificates for their customers.
Can you let me know one or more of the domains you're seeing this on, so I can look in my browser? If you want to see the domains I've checked from my end, it would be sfintel.space and ibe.social -
Well, this is interesting. #LetsEncrypt #Firefox #Mozilla@[email protected] can you reproduce this on other sites secured with let's encrypt? I just checked one of my sites using one of their certs and Firefox for Android is just fine?
I have noticed in the past that occasionally it's a little slow to recognize when a new cert is installed, particularly when it's the first time being issued for a domain.