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I have a bit of a problem with people, like you, who will call someone a liar. lie, noun, an intentionally false statement. To insinuate that someone is a lia
by siculars 16y ago
I have a bit of a problem with people, like you, who will call someone a liar.
lie, noun, an intentionally false statement.
To insinuate that someone is a liar used to be a considerable personal slight and writing it here makes it libelous. Have you proven intention? Would it not be more polite to say that the OP was simply mistaken. I would kindly ask the OP to rewrite the offending sentence, perhaps like so "In the past it has been difficult to serve SSL requests for multiple domains from the same IP address."
That this comment has received a number of up votes is disconcerting. Where is the decorum oft afforded the HN community?
- mrb 16y agoI agree. My apologies to adamcharnock. I should have said "inexactitude" instead of "lie". I did not choose the right word when typing my reply.