There are still many apps that don’t play nice with automated certificate replacements. I manage a few systems where the entire server needs rebooting, to work properly afterwards. One where a corresponding client-software has to be recompiled and updates distributed simultaneously with the replacement. And one where the certificate and key together needs to be uploaded manually in three different UIs.

“No, war is war, and hell is hell. Og the two war is a lot worse” -Dr. Pierce, M.A.S.H.

Edit: I see now that someone else already posted the whole exchange from MASH in another comment.

THIS! IS! GREENLAND!!!

I had a Toyota that made clicking sounds on accel/breaking and speedbumps some years ago. In my case the ball-joints on the front wheel assembly were worn and had some slack causing the clicking.

That’s… NoneOfUrBusiness!

You could have divided and wrapped it around your fists, like a boxer, but you’d probably end up with too much time on your hands

No, it’s not the right time. You obviously have to wait until spring.

Where’s the fun (hardware gore) in that?

Picture is from dry-fitting. They were swapped before the final assembly.

Strawberry, with massive zoom.

Chickens don’t lay eggs, hens do. 😉

Afaik beaks are more like nails, hoofs and antlers in composition.

So the ultimate counter to skeletons are octopuses.

Yep… It’s just working as intended. Maybe not as advertised, but…

No, but if you don’t the UI will nag at you just like Clippy did, which is my point.

I usually write verbose code and use self-documenting function names, but to have such a limited set of verbs available can be frustrating. They could at least have used a proper dictionary and included all verbs. Then have a map of synonyms that are preferred, like instead of ‘create’ they prefer ‘new’ (which isn’t even a verb).

🤣

Probably because it’s the scripting language equivalent to Clippy. Ref.: Approved “verbs”

Belgorod.

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