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What did you expect to happen? You're using an online service connected to signing authorities. Of course it can be remotely broken at any time, that's how the
by phist_mcgee 7y ago
What did you expect to happen? You're using an online service connected to signing authorities. Of course it can be remotely broken at any time, that's how the internet works, it's all remote.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoHe's using a product. A product. Having it attached to on-line service is not a feature. I think part of the reason this fiasco stirs up so much emotions is because normal people, including tech professionals, still expect the browser to behave like a product, not a service. And products aren't supposed to randomly break like that, they aren't supposed to ship with a time bomb attached.
- brokenmachine 7y ago> What did you expect to happen? Not this? I didn't think things would break with updates disabled. Like I said, now I've been educated on a new mechanism for things to break.