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Administrating it is a giant PITA, I wouldn't recommend.

And no price listed, if that is all you were interested in.

rural rust belt

It's just a browser extension

We have a lot of internal only web services, so a self hosted option would be a plus.

Adguard (paid) or Blokada (free) if you don't want to root.

The Field Museum bought it

Also annoying is never knowing how deep the menu tree is. I have to write down (or hold my fingers out) what the best option/number at the time, because its likely to change as the resolution of options refines.

Well, warmer winters don't suppress the native populations, causing population explosions the following summer.

Once your pan is well seasoned, do you worry about acidic food (tomato, citrus) damaging the seasoning?

end to end certificate renewal and deployment. We're about 80% there, but the last 20% is a PITA.

Have you tried an H2 blocker, such as famotidine?

Technically, your IPAs, stouts, and porters are all ales.

Oh man, you reminded me of one of my favorite Youtube classics, the Windows Vista speach recognition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc

key based, or saved credentials, and tmux on the host.

It wouldn't take much to lose that stance and have your elbows pushed inwards.

There's no way I'd be comfortable using this at my sterile, overly PC corporate work place.

Brewing and consuming beer.

Curious if the new FCC rulings will put the kibosh on that, or if the MVNOs are enough of a separate entity.

I doubt they're on CURRENT.

I'm curious if this demographic will outgrow that need.

I don't have an answer for you, but a simple DNS lookup at the ISP wouldn't get you the whole picture. Lot's of local/LAN DNS caching.

I've been a happy multi-year customer with https://hostigation.com/ KVM FreeBSD VPS.

I thought you were forced to go to arbitration?

Sounds like you should be using Blogger or some other hosted platform.

Lots of internal web services, web servers, VM hosts, MQ channels, LDAP stores, etc (times 5, for different platforms and locations). Everything gets a cert, haven't been using wildcards. Lots of internal signed certs, but they suffer the same problems that this service is trying to solve.

$10 a month for one certificate seems kind of expensive, considering a script with openssl can do the same thing for free.

And only 25 for enterprise? Our midsize business is currently using 416 certs.

ECC is nice, especially coupled with ZFS.

Still works pretty well for me

How's KVM on FreeBSD these days?