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I use the PC version mostly.

I use the PC version mostly.

The iPhone app is decent, and the PC app is also decent. I know this doesn't solve your immediate problem, but it does offer some options until there's (hopefully) an iPad version.

The iPhone app is decent, and the PC app is also decent. I know this doesn't solve your immediate problem, but it does offer some options until there's (hopefully) an iPad version.

@Pawpower Yeah we're coming too. Hang on let me find that transporter …

@nycki96 Yeah we're staying inside too. Lots of snow and ice. And it's only supposed to get to 34F today.

@mcourcel @gocu54 @technolass @robini71 @gtbray @luv4music1231 Fair point.

@mcourcel @gocu54 @technolass @robini71 @gtbray @luv4music1231 Why is that song still being allowed to survive?

@Bruce @mcourcel @gocu54 @technolass @robini71 @gtbray @luv4music1231 OK this wins the internets for the week. Everything else will have to wait for future editions even if it chronologically happens this week.

@philliesfan4 We're getting a fuckton of snow here. 1 of 5 stars, do not recommend. Hope you guys survive the heat though because I do not miss 8j0 in February.

John and I are going to read this later this weekend.

Those are the best flights.

Those are the best flights.

Have a safe and uneventful trip home.

Have a safe and uneventful trip home.

It's so injusticy!

@sapphireangel Honestly you're probably still fine with RSA. The only time this would really matter is if you were managing a bunch of simultaneous connections. I'm assuming it's just you right?

@sapphireangel Short version is you want to go with RSA. It's the most widely used, and unless you're dealing with threats from quantum computing, it's your best bet when considering trade-offs. DSA isn't widely used at all, and was a cool idea but is being phased out. Use ECDSA if you're using a very much resourced-constrained environment, like a low-power low-ram VPS. Hope this helps.

Pretty sure putting baby engineers who have almost no real-world experience in positions where they do not know how anything works because they haven't had time to study the systems they're supposed to be working on in order to get the lay of the land when said systems have all manner of real-world consequences when things go wrong is actually a pretty big problem.

@Pawpower Oh OK thanks.