TW's certificate has expired

This makes no sense. My site has https. Think it only cost like $2 for https.

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My hosting provider is kick ass. Have a problem they are on it no matter what time of day or night. Their customer service is fucking A+.
Plus their fees are very low. Lithuania is cool.

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Oh yeah I forgot. You can also just get the browser extension called "https everywhere". If you dont already have it you are like babby.

Do it like this guise. For browser:

Https Everywhere
UBlockOrigin
TinyEye
UserAgentSwitcher
Don't Track Me Google
VirtualShield

Basic stuff you should already be using.
 
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I cum here regardless the risk. But how can we keep this going...


OK
I confess
I want to die knowing Freee written sprreeech
lives on.



(ooo i read the thread)
and imagine that vanster dies knowing
TW lives on
 
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Except I am not the one who ran off my family. The exwife did. Now that my Daughter is no longer ruled by her mother Daughter and I have a very nice relationship.

I admire your consistency though. Even if your are wrong all the time.
 
HaPpY said:
is there even a point to securing TW
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Yes. Privacy and password security.

Privacy: so that people on the same network can't see what you're doing. This especially goes for Wi-Fi networks, but also to keep frelling Comcast from inspecting everything.

Password Security: So that your passwords can't be intercepted mid-transmission. Everyone here is of course using a unique password for TW (right?), but this keeps your TW account and credentials from being used as a springboard for getting into your other accounts.

Certificates are free these days (Let's Encrypt), so the cost of doing so is trivial compared to the site's operational costs.
 
ViRGE said:
Yes. Privacy and password security.

Privacy: so that people on the same network can't see what you're doing. This especially goes for Wi-Fi networks, but also to keep frelling Comcast from inspecting everything.

Password Security: So that your passwords can't be intercepted mid-transmission. Everyone here is of course using a unique password for TW (right?), but this keeps your TW account and credentials from being used as a springboard for getting into your other accounts.

Certificates are free these days (Let's Encrypt), so the cost of doing so is trivial compared to the site's operational costs.
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oh didnt know they free now... still i didnt think anyone cared about anything they post on tw, if its at work they can use TOR or some shit
 
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