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So it's official: TLS certificate lifetimes will reduce from the current max of 398 days to:
* 200 days in March 2026
* 100 days in March 2027
* 47 days in March 2029

For web servers/proxies etc. it's reasonably simple, at least for smaller orgs but for e.g. network kit it might be more of a challenge. Having a timeframe to aim at definitely focusses the mind!

Via @riskybiz / risky.biz/risky-bulletin-ca-b-

risky.bizRisky Bulletin: CA/B Forum approves 47-days TLS certs - Risky Business MediaThe CA/Browser Forum passed a ballot to reduce the maximum validity of TLS certificates from the current 398 days to just 47 days by 2029. [Read More]
#TLS#PKI#InfoSec

From: blenderdumbass . org

I want to document the way you might have a possibility to use the same software to make a similar website. @Madiator2011 already done that with blog.madiator.com. Lets go over: where you get the code, how do you set it up, how do you publish, how do you manage accounts, and most importantly, how do you modify everything, so it will look like your own thing.

Read or listen: blenderdumbass.org/articles/ho

blenderdumbass . orgHow to Make a Blog Like Mine Using BDServer Software?

Prismic.io has published a collection of lists for many types of css/javascript/svg driven animations to enhance your web apps' user experience. Each example includes real-world use cases and clear code examples in the appropriate languages.

The collection includes:

1. Text Animations
2. Hover Effects
3. Button Animations
4. Background Effects, and
5. Image Effects

"CSS Animation Collection: 150+ Examples & Code"

prismic.io/guides/css-animatio

I really, really miss the CSSEdit app from I think it was MacRabbit. Yes, there are browser tools, but they just aren't as good as it was.

There's Espresso, but it's also abandoned, I think.

Any suggestions out there for a *good* Mac-friendly CSS editor?