Your secure connection has been certified by someone who gives away free certificates! Security!

From what I've seen, it's actually 80% arguing with 19% about 1%

I guess they can't see it from here.

Have you met him?

errrr, false. derp

To suppress the URL trimming functionality, set the 'browser.urlbar.trimURLs' variable in about:config to true.

== Too expensive to monitor and it is kinda hard to tell what website someone is on via a camera that is looking over their shoulder. ==

Especially when they aren't plugged in. Reading is hard.

Also: http://www.amazon.com/SE-Dummy-Security-Camera-Flashing/dp/B000XBMP5E

I agree that government would be a logical choice to provide this service. It would be sensible to build a geographic web of trust, where citizens authenticate themselves with the municipality, the municipalities trust the governors, and the governors trust one another.

I would also enjoy the conspiracies that this model would create.

I disagree. I trust public CAs for web browsing. I trust my company CAs for company email.

The reverse of this is not true.

TBH, we should have certificate stores for each application. In a perfect world, I should install my bank's certificate as a trusted certificate, and distrust Thawte, Verisign, etc when visiting mybank.com. But alas, that is hard.

The chain-of-trust model is not hierarchical. Many CA certificates do not include a domain name at all. It is all about the certificate subject and the key usage flags.

In short, Comodo has issued fraudulant certificates for Google Mail, Yahoo, and a couple other high traffic sites. Gameboy is correct - nuke both of these CAs immediately.

1) Options -> Advanced -> Encryption -> View Certificates
2) In the Certificate Manager window, click the Authorities tab.
3) Scroll down to DigiNotar.
4) Delete or Distrust the "DigiNotar Root CA" certificate.

Guess what--unlimited SMS costs nothing.

Also, teired data is a far superior model. However, I wish they had a 2G-only teir for email.

I agreed with this in 1996. Now I just think that anyone that pays any price for SMS is retarded.

We need a thousand nukes just in case we want to nuke NK and Iran a thousand times?

Wouldn't a hundred times each be enough?