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Let me just share a moment of my personal pain. In Portugal you fill the taxes in a java application that run in a browser after accepting an invalid security
by fimdomeio 9y ago
Let me just share a moment of my personal pain.
In Portugal you fill the taxes in a java application that run in a browser after accepting an invalid security certificate and I always have the feeling that the app as way more access to my computer than it should (saving files is done in a custom interface, not native windows). I'm filled with deep profound sadness and conspiracy theories every single time I have to login to that system.
It is also presented in a web page with a scrollbar and an applet with it's own scrollbars, so it's always a mystery where you'll end up after a mouse scroll.
- msantos 9y agoBrazil is not much different. And to make matters worse, almost every Brazilian government agency that offers online services do so using their "self" signed certificates. Now imagine how hard it's to educate people not to click on dodgy websites and certificates, when the whole government does exactly the opposite. I say self signed certificates because it's been 10 years that Brazil nic is trying to get its CA approved. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438825 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438825
- kn0where 9y agoI would run that in a virtualbox VM.