Certificates serve two purposes:
1. 2 Way Encription. (Security)
2. Verifying the Site's (Identity).

Microsoft and Mozilla's Brain dead Idea of putting HUGE warnings up for "Self Signed Certificates" means that people cannot just choose security. IMHO a certificates primary use.

By using "Authority" signed Certificates people are "Trusting" someone else to secure their data. - and paying a large(ish) sum of money for this service.

I would Prefer if every site had a self signed certificate. and a Separate name verification. - which did not require my stupid browser to click on BIG WARNING MESSAGES. before getting to the site.

Sure , and if they are not you get a new one next time
ocationally you'll get an honist one and keep him/her.

Project Names

Lightning = Calendar ?

Funambol = syncml ?

Duckling ?

Squid = Proxy Server

Gnome

Filezilla

Great Fun Names , but a bit hard to Explain to Management or Customers !

Windows has Regional settings, where you set your timezone and country which affects date settings (31/02/09 is a valid date in the rest of the world) and spelling (colour vs color) so why doesn't doesn't it look there and then decide the default paper size ?

just lazy......