Indeed!
Us "older" guys remember when life was SO much more relaxed and uncomplicated.
It wasn't a big deal or a horrible strain to get UP off the damn sofa to change the channel on the TV set.
Now?.... it's a pain to press a little button on the remote!... they've made remotes using voice technology.
So you still have to use your lungs and mouth to change channels! - Oh!.... the drudgery and stress of it all!
They develop things to make you lazy, and dumber. - under the title of "convenience". - focusing on human emotion.
One day, you'll just sit there, like a "Senior Living Center" blob in a motorized wheelchair, staring out into space.
I suspect that the problem lies elsewhere, and not with the current diyA certificates. It would be interesting to see what happens if you change to a different DNS service.
As for all of the whining about how things were better in the old days... LOL This hobby was a whole lot harder pre-internet. My memories go back to the very early 1960s. Friends were limited to people nearby, and the cancer I had a decade ago would have killed me. Yeah, it was sooooo much better way back when.
As for all of the whining about how things were better in the old days... LOL This hobby was a whole lot harder pre-internet. My memories go back to the very early 1960s. Friends were limited to people nearby, and the cancer I had a decade ago would have killed me. Yeah, it was sooooo much better way back when.
People were simply watching what everyone else does, and you don't directly notice that on the internet. As we do more and more critical things, this kind of encryption is really no different to the way you avoid letting people watch you enter your PIN.
Loads fine on my Samsung S9 in chrome both on ATT and my home WIFI. Fine in Opera, Edge, and Firefox on W11. What DNS service are you using - was the phone on your wifi or data?
I still suspect this is a DNS caching issue or something related to it.
Does clearing the browser cache help? (Probably not, but...)
I still suspect this is a DNS caching issue or something related to it.
Does clearing the browser cache help? (Probably not, but...)
"They don't make 'em like they used to!" Yeah... Sometimes there's a reason for that. I remember my dad had all sorts of fluids, sprays, and cleaning tools to keep the car running. I did too for my first car. I haven't used starter fluid in over two decades.
Tom
I forgot to check. I'll try to remember next time it shows. The current cert shows issued May 15 and expires in August.
Tom
That is a similar message to what you get when you leave your browser for a period of time, or when your browser loads a cached version of a page after a certain period of time.
That's odd. I close my browser after each session. I'm not one to have 27 browser tabs open. I would have thought that the TTL would be set such that the page expires in the cache before the forum complains of a security issue.
That said, the forum works well after a refresh so it's decidedly a first world problem.
Tom
That said, the forum works well after a refresh so it's decidedly a first world problem.
Tom
One thing people could try if on a windows PC, something most people don't think to explore....
Log in as Administrator on the PC and do a "SFC /scannow", let it run, have a beverage...and it checks for corrupted files and repairs them.
I've had to do it on occasion over the years.
