David Codrea is a long-time gun owner rights advocate who defiantly challenges the folly of citizen disarmament.
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3 thoughts on “Girl Power!”
I think I know what a “power forward” is. Someone is going to have to fill me in on “power lesbian.”
Interesting.
When I tried to follow the link I got that “Secure Connection Failed” message meaning that Firefox was not happy on some level with the SSL handshake. I verified that the URL in the destination field specified “https://” but the field next to the padlock icon said “Not Secure.”
Kinda sounds familiar, don’t it?
I am a software developer.
The problem with SSL certificates may be valid even when the URL starts with httpS.
Http or https is what the client (the browser) requests: “give me an encrypted page” vs. “give me sn UNencrypted page (when using http without the “s”).
The certificate is what the server has. If the certificate is expired, which by default happens 365 days after its creation, this problem arises.
All the server administrator has to do is update the certificate (replace the oexpired one with a new one), and the problem is gone… for another year.
That’s it, in a nutshell.
I think I know what a “power forward” is. Someone is going to have to fill me in on “power lesbian.”
Interesting.
When I tried to follow the link I got that “Secure Connection Failed” message meaning that Firefox was not happy on some level with the SSL handshake. I verified that the URL in the destination field specified “https://” but the field next to the padlock icon said “Not Secure.”
Kinda sounds familiar, don’t it?
I am a software developer.
The problem with SSL certificates may be valid even when the URL starts with httpS.
Http or https is what the client (the browser) requests: “give me an encrypted page” vs. “give me sn UNencrypted page (when using http without the “s”).
The certificate is what the server has. If the certificate is expired, which by default happens 365 days after its creation, this problem arises.
All the server administrator has to do is update the certificate (replace the oexpired one with a new one), and the problem is gone… for another year.
That’s it, in a nutshell.