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HMTg927 OP said (on September 29, 2021 at 5:02 PM) Reply to comment by Wahaha in The Consumer Router Trap by HMTg927 The site uses a currently valid Let's Encrypt certificate. Are you still getting a certificate error? Permalink Parent 2
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The Prime Directive and Religion
Escaping the Consumer Router Trap with DD-WRT on a Netgear R6300v2
The Terribly Tragically Sad Computer Owner
Why this Website is not, and may never be, HTTPS
The Consumer Router Trap
Peer-to-Peer Social Networks: One Solution to the Social Dilemma
I have Decided to Stop Supporting My Family's Non-Linux Devices
Now You Can Probably Afford that Device You Longed for a Decade Ago
Peer-to-peer Networks will Probably Not Soon Become Internet 3.0
A Review of AntiX Linux Running on a Near-Vintage Computer
A Review of OpenWRT on a Raspberry Pi 3
The Webcrawling Robot Swarm War is On!
Normal People are Beginning to Acknowledge Their Loss of Free Speech on the Internet
Five Strategies for Delaying Laptop Obsolescence
The Internet Computer: Revolutionary or Hype?
A Review of Lokinet (Oxen): A Road to Nowhere?
Escaping from the Mainstream Internet and Leaving the Web Behind
The Transitory Nature of Content on the Internet
Linux has Largely Abandoned Still-Useful Near-Vintage Computers
How to Create a Star Wars Themed Linux Laptop
Creating Your Own Digital Fortress of Solitude
Doctors Don't Seem to Care if They Kill Their Patients
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Reply to comment by Wahaha in The Consumer Router Trap by HMTg927
The site uses a currently valid Let's Encrypt certificate. Are you still getting a certificate error?