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For a company? Absolutely not. In private? Probably not worth the effort, just skip the cert warning.
by gsich 6y ago
For a company? Absolutely not. In private? Probably not worth the effort, just skip the cert warning.
- nitrogen 6y agoMost hardware in this category really needs to be set-and-forget, whether online or not. You can't have every random sound system and light controller having to dial out to a third party every month. You need to be able to come back five years later and still be able to configure the hardware.