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(11:56:06 AM) Topic for ##java set by tjsnell at 9:34:37 AM on 12/23/2014
(11:56:07 AM) voodookobra: cheeser: is ageism representative of the Java community?
(11:56:14 AM) dreamreal: voodookobra: yep, move along
(11:56:22 AM) dreamreal: or, if you like, whatevs, d00d
(11:56:34 AM) dj3000 [~dj3000@209.183.246.114] entered the room.
(11:56:43 AM) dreamreal: the cert is mangled, and yes, it'd be awesome to have it fixed, it's not fixed, move along
(11:56:48 AM) freeone3000: voodookobra: For security, compare the deb or exe with the asc signature.
(11:56:52 AM) cheeser: it's not about ageism.  it's about being a shithead.  i gave you a link.  go download.  if you want to bitch to someone, email oracle.
(11:56:58 AM) cheeser: we don't give a shit.
(11:56:59 AM) dreamreal: please email oracle
(11:57:03 AM) dreamreal: pleeeeease
(11:57:07 AM) freeone3000: dreamreal: Cert's not mangled. Cert is valid. Cert is issued against *.oracle.com, file comes from *.akaimi.com
(11:57:08 AM) tjsnell: voodookobra: try to stay on topic
(11:57:10 AM) dreamreal: pls
(11:57:27 AM) dreamreal: freeone3000: 'mangled' in the sense of 'it reports as being against a different domain'
(11:57:38 AM) dreamreal: not mangled in the sense of 'it's wrong'
(11:57:55 AM) freeone3000: It's equally likely they screwed up their load balancer and it proxies transparently instead of opaquely against their CDN. But still...
(11:58:18 AM) dreamreal: in any event, it's not working as one would expect. I think the world will survive. Somehow. Somewhere.
(11:58:27 AM) haba713 left the room ("PONG :rajaniemi.freenode.net").
(11:58:36 AM) dreamreal: "In a world with certificates reporting as being wrong in firefox... the little taco boy endures."
(11:59:38 AM) voodookobra: in a world where a billion dollar technology company that produces a programming language and a business database platform cannot even provide a proper guarantee that its users aren't downloading a trojan, the Java devs just stick their head further in the sand
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(11:59:47 AM) mode (+b *!~BTD_2@rrcs-71-42-54-150.se.biz.rr.com) by tjsnell