Just a thought for those who've been cheering the break-up and privatisation of Eskom: This is the inevitable outcome. When transmission is a separate entity, you have to pay them separately.
It typically works something like this: Electricity generator pays for access to the grid. They price...
eCommerce sites were literally running X-Cart over plain text because they cared more about the cost of a Thawte-123 certificate than their customer data. Sure, we'll send your card data over SSL to the payment provider, but only after getting it from you over plain text. Did you forget how we...
The ones you describe usually have two chains. The wall switch gives power to the unit, and the two chains allow you to operate the light and fan independently. These, I think, are usually used where the ceiling fan was fitted at a later date, and they didn't want to run the cable for controls...
You're missing the point. Google enforced a changed, everybody else acted. Not because every webside cared about their customers' security, but because they wanted to protect their revenue.
I said nothing about backward compatibility. I don't care about backward compatibility. I have you a...
Business do spend money when their continued existence depends on it. Just like when Google announced they would de-rank non-https sites in their search results, and overnight everyone got on board with SSL certs.
Transition options have been around for a long time. Here's one for this use...
Something to know: Anyone can submit a proposal to the IETF. The fact that this was proposed, and thus published as a proposal, means absolutely nothing. What's even worse, It adds more complexity without solving any real problem. Most computer users don't ever see an IP address, and if they...