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Tldr;
"PS: As mentioned, Mozilla will remove the TrustCor roots once they can't verify anything, ie once all TrustCor certificates issued before December 1st have expired. That will probably take about a year, assuming TrustCor doesn't do something before then. Once the TrustCor certificates aren't in the Mozilla root store at all, this will propagate to Linux distros."

Per @cks

@Stellar @aetios
I suggest hot tea. Or at least boil water to apply indirectly to frost-bitten area.

Fun fact, applying boiling water directly to frostbite is not a good idea- indirectly however, is just fine.

"I don't want to write a CW" if you spoil what I'm watching I'll kill you myself
> Microsoft games like Starfield will cost $70 starting next year
yarr!

@agterrane @ManicBookkeeper
I'm rough on my body on a daily basis so that I can make sure things get done without waiting around for it to be convenient for others. We can't expect God to do all the work...

It takes its toll though. But the modest rewards are enough to those who appreciate hard work.

I'll be fine, I've put myself through hell just to prove a point to someone who's no longer around- so this will be nothing in comparison.

@garyackerman
That sounds like pretty fundamental thinking for logical behavior I'm general... But that's just my opinion.

@garyackerman
By industry standards? Yes.
By their standards? That means nothing due to bias.

@hackernews@die-partei.social
Only as much as Yahoo has.

What a relief, experiment was successful and I did not lose a body part this time!!! That would have been frustrating.

@kiplet
"One meets his destiny often in the road he takes to avoid it."

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