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[cratylus]

Ok then...try:

https://dead-souls.net/dsp

Any better?

-Crat

[saquivor]

Works great using now from home and work.

Tested from work using IE7 from Windows 2008 terminal server.

Also provides encrypton which is great too

Will try from my Ubuntu laptop tomorrow as well.

[Newt]

https://dead-souls.net/dsp

Using the latest Firefox I got this when trying that link:

"dead-souls.net uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed.

(Error code: sec_error_ca_cert_invalid)"

[saquivor]

You will need to add an exception and download the certificate to continue.

Will still be encrypted, just not signed by veritas etc!

[cratylus]

Yeah, I looked into the signing authorities that standard
browsers accept as default. If the point is avoiding newcomers
getting confused by "SSL exception" notices, those are the ones
to use. It turns out it's like $700 for one of these things, with
an annual fee. I'm not coughing up for that. If you guys want
to take up a collection that's fine by me, otherwise I'm going to
just let newbies be confused, if they really have a problem with
self-signed certs.

So this is what I've mostly settled on:  http://dead-souls.net/demo.html

I think it's actually a bit too many choices, but it'll do for now. Maybe
down the road I'll take out the "non SSL" links. I think they're ok
for now, for people confused/freaked out by the SSL popups.

-Crat