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Nothing trusts them, they're just regular self-signed certificates. There is no benefit to using these over your own self-signed certificates except that you d
by jrockway 2y ago
Nothing trusts them, they're just regular self-signed certificates. There is no benefit to using these over your own self-signed certificates except that you don't have to ask your LLM for the commands to generate them ;)
- e12e 2y agoAnd of course once you trust them on localhost, you expose yourself to some risk, since the whole world can get a copy of the key.