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Patrick
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2016 Dec 17, 2:34pm
I get those continually when accessing from my phone (like right now). MAJOR PITA
what kind of phone? make a model?
joshuatrio
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2016 Dec 17, 2:41pm
I get those continually when accessing from my phone (like right now). MAJOR PITA
Same here. Motorola Moto X.
Free Speech Forum doesn't ban retards.If it did there would not be any respondents. lol
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
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2016 Dec 17, 6:41pm
Patrick, I also get the certificate errors with my phone, but not PC. The phone is a Motorola Turbo2.
Yeah, too many assholes on it!
Patnet is the International ASSHOLE Headquarters.
New posters don't realize what charming, impeccable company they are in.
Patrick
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2016 Dec 17, 10:21pm
Motorola Moto X.
Motorola Droid
Motorola Turbo2
I see a pattern.
What does Motorola have against letsencrypt.org certificates?
Ceffer
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2016 Dec 17, 10:37pm
The NSA bot keeps telling me I am on the John Hinckley Jr. watch list.
There are fewer problems with this site and it loads faster than any other site I regularly visit.
I'm not even remotely kidding.
Patrick
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2016 Dec 18, 10:38am
They all run Android (and Google bought and sold Motorola).
Go stop over and ask Larry Page why it's happening. :)
That's a very interesting point. Maybe Google does not want Motorola phones competing with its Nexus line, so it bought Motorola and deliberately fucked it up. My Nexus works fine with patrick.net.
Larry Page was actually a classmate of mine at U. Michigan in engineering school. Not kidding. Did homework with him a few times. Alan Steremberg was also in that crowd, and he went on to co-found Weather Underground. I turned out to be the slacker, just getting a normal job.
There are fewer problems with this site and it loads faster than any other site I regularly visit.
I'm not even remotely kidding.
Thank you man! Sniff. I put a ton of work into it.
Yep, certificate errors. Happens all the time with Chrome, but not with FF. I'd look into certificate chain file (at least it was the culprit that one time when I had to look into inconsistent certificate errors)
Patrick
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2016 Dec 18, 11:08am
I'd look into certificate chain file
What exactly was wrong when you looked into it then?
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I'm getting intermittent slowness and certificate errors.
Anyone else?
Thanks in advance for telling me here.