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category: general [glöplog]
yumeji: you don't mind everything you say and do being monitored? Cool, what's your address, I'll send the crew round to fit the cameras!
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@ruairi: You explained the purpose very well and Gargaj, you a totally right in my opinion gave the answers in his post and that sounds fine. The problem is that you cannot use a pouet tread to explain how https work :-). In fact you should never write anything here at all and then expect a reasonable answer, but that's OK if you know it.
You have to write something like:
"Hey even f.cking Google and Facebook switched to HTTS by default - it's a stupid search field and a like button page - HOW the f.ck can they be cooler than Pouet? Let's switch to some even more nerdy like SAML and OAuth over HTTPS - and damn, port it to C64"
You have to write something like:
"Hey even f.cking Google and Facebook switched to HTTS by default - it's a stupid search field and a like button page - HOW the f.ck can they be cooler than Pouet? Let's switch to some even more nerdy like SAML and OAuth over HTTPS - and damn, port it to C64"
.. and then add the EDIT button for posts. I meant Garaji gave the answer in post 3 - then my touchpad went bezerk
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i also missed the bit that i posted it on a public forum. but so did you i guess. and hopefully so will nsa!
Dude, they don't read public websites! It's a spying agency, they do super secret spy stuff, like intercepting your private demo stuff. That demo you've been working on? They've already seen it and added a back door.
It's google you're thinking of, they read all the websites. Literally, all of them. Must take them ages!
psonice: ehh.. they'd leave after an hour. there's nothing special to see here. and no treat. boring for them. or anybody. *shrugs* :D
what the fuck just happened in this thread.
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.. and then add the EDIT button for posts.
to the haters: it's fine if you don't care about https yourself, stop preaching against it for others who do though. ruari did a good effort in trying to explain it's importance in this thread, if you can't even be bothered to read it properly, the least you could do is stfu and carry on.
I'm surprised nobody ever mentioned it's possible to retrieve the e-mail address from the profile settings. I bet that sharing the same e-mail between accounts is a lot more common than sharing the passwords, and many services use e-mail as a fallback in case something goes wrong.
While I'm not sure how bad it would be to get that leaked (depends on whether the hacker can use it to access the e-mail account or not), but it's still probably quite troublesome.
While I'm not sure how bad it would be to get that leaked (depends on whether the hacker can use it to access the e-mail account or not), but it's still probably quite troublesome.
I just logged in to pouet on my mobile. It nagged already and now when I want to switch to the mobile version again:
How can I make this work properly?
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m.pouet.net uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided. The certificate is only valid for the following names: www.pouet.net , pouet.net (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)
How can I make this work properly?
