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> Twitter's has been an SSL cert error for months This one? https://api.twitterstat.us/ https://api.twitterstat.us/ Seems fine now.

• shrikant 3y ago
  I think parent meant this one: https://status.twitter.com/ https://status.twitter.com/ Looks like Twitter have just quietly deprecated this page, given that it's powered by a completely different service.
  • djbusby 3y ago
    Deprecated/not paid for.
• rsynnott 3y ago
  ... Wait, so they _have_ a working one... but https://status.twitter.com https://status.twitter.com, which has been the status location for about a decade, has had a broken cert for months? Is there anyone left working there at all, or is it just Elon roaming the empty corridors as Jason Calacanis follows him telling him how marvellous he is?
  • rekoil 3y ago
    If you accept the invalid cert (which is apparently a wildcard cert for *.twimg.com of all things) then it redirects to https://status.twitterstat.us/ https://status.twitterstat.us/, so I guess that's the new one? Super unprofessional to leave the old one with an incorrect cert for so long.
    • Nullabillity 3y ago
      But that certificate has also expired!
      • rsynnott 3y ago
        Absolute omnishambles.
        • deleted 3y ago
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        • rewmie 3y ago
          > Absolute omnishambles. The company renowned for their CEO using a pocket knife to unplug servers straight from the server room is not expected to do stellar work managing certificates.
          • rekoil 3y ago
            My homelab has better certificate management.
      • rekoil 3y ago
        Hahaha you know I didn't even actually load the site once I was done checking what the hell it was doing. I saw the common name on the cert and the redirect and was like, oh ok so they wanna move away from this domain then, makes sense. It didn't cross my mind that what they were redirecting to could have an invalid cert as well...