I broke down and finally made a Facebook page for us https://www.facebook.com/arpnetworks yeah, and I liked it already :) :) mnathani2: thanks for the review on FB :) no np up_the_irons: snapchat next, or maybe instagram? tinder Tinder s/no/no problem no problem damn... beat me to it high five, RandalSchwartz ;) RandalSchwartz: any interesting floss weekly shows you would recommend lately? we just did an update on node.js, and in the chatroom, they were calling it one of the best episodes ever. cool - will check that out is the chat IRC based? yeah irc.twit.tv channel #twitlive if you're into Perl, the two episodes with Will 'The Chill' about the future of Perl Performance and RPerl were pretty cool. heh, no snapchat or instagram He's not ruling out Tinder! no not tinder either! ;) lol Perhaps it would be wise to register arpnetworks accounts on Snapchat and Instagram for future expansion And avoid squatters that's not a bad idea And Tinder ofcourse :-) maybe someone's servers want to date our servers I was able to get randalschwartz .com .org .net .info and .me - most of those in the last few days that sounds expensive nice having a fairly unique name spelling $55 for com org net me per year hover.com is my go-to registrar they are nice for a while, they were a sponsor of FLOSS, and offered a 20% discount is hover dnssec friendly? I believe so theres something I can set in the manage domain page "dnssec not supported for pl domains" ok, lemme see another Yeah, my .com is good key - algorithm - digest algorithm - digest wiki is gone? it wasn't maintained anyway support is where all the good stuff is yes, it was useless portal.* is givin an X for ssl site uses weak security config SHA-1, so your connection may not be private in Chrome not on my Win 10 machine, but a freshly installed Windows 7 VM https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=portal.arpnetworks.com rated as F nathani: it's not showing that on linux either my VM might be behind on updates maybe a new root Cert Auth was supposed to be installed wtf we had an A and didn't change anything we had an a for www oh i c xenial has the first "stable" release for http2, but it's the same as the beta release. i think that's what it was at least how many people are using http2 for web hosting so far? is http2 backwards compatible with http? it's an upgrade of http it's like you do http, the server says i can do http2, the client says ok, let's do http2. does the OS have to support it, or just the browser? for client side? just the browser A client that makes a request for an "http" URI without prior knowledge about support for HTTP/2 on the next hop uses the HTTP Upgrade mechanism (Section 6.7 of [RFC7230]). The client does so by making an HTTP/1.1 request that includes an Upgrade header field with the "h2c" token. is a lot of http2 only supported over https? now that is a browser thing http2 doesn't care if you ssl or non ssl but lots of browsers aren't doing http2 over non-encrypted connections the same way that gmail is starting to mark emails that aren't sent over encrypted connections as insecure. there was a huge push from google about this. microsoft were saying that cellphones don't want the overhead of encryption to be necessary.