"SSL certificate"
"SSL certificate"
Andrew Mitchell
Cameron Wright
GNU/Linux
Mason Moore
What's the preferred term?
SSL/TLS?
Carson Hill
Neither. They're called X.509 certificates.
Luke Morgan
"A USB"
Tyler Reed
"A Samsung charger"
Mason Fisher
I would personally let it slide if the subject was clearly a website, and the only EKU on the certificate was server authentication.
Brayden Rodriguez
I love how upset Jow Forums gets over colloquial terminology. Isn't that a clear symptom of autism?
Lucas Lewis
isn't being on this website a clear symptom of autism?
Thomas Scott
Isn't answering a question with a question rude?
Ethan Bennett
/thread
Jonathan Jones
Not if you hate anime
Henry Brooks
Then by your reasoning you should let it slide by referring to it as a web server certificate, not by referring to it as an SSL or TLS certificate.
Christian Kelly
an iphone stylus
Joshua Rivera
this always rubs me the wrong way
Oliver Wilson
"Google it"
Lucas Turner
... which is usually after you have been searching, on multiple engines, for over an hour and found absolutely nothing useful.
Makes you want to beat them and their family to death with a fucking crowbar, doesn't it?
Camden Phillips
Except not all web servers use SSL/TLS/HTTPS.
Carson Perez
Not relevant in this case - we're arguing a certificate, not other web servers. The hypothetical cert we're talking about would be for web servers only, as per the EKU
Ryder Hernandez
Is that what you call your fingers?
Easton Murphy
The ones using an ssl certificate do
Joseph Lopez
I would let both SSL cert and web server cert slide.
David Edwards
"UNIX"
Ayden Young
not really, I don't have anger issues. Learn to search better.
Hunter Richardson
why would you be here then>
Eli Turner