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The cost of the actual signing is pretty much zero, but there were definitely paid devs who built these commercial solutions.
by odonnellryan 12y ago
The cost of the actual signing is pretty much zero, but there were definitely paid devs who built these commercial solutions.
- Someone1234 12y agoIndeed. But couldn't it be ad support for how little it costs? Just watch this 5 minute video then get a free domain certificate.
- rspeer 12y agoYou want the future of the Web to be Web developers watching insipid 5-minute videos before they can get anything done?
- Someone1234 12y agoI'd take that over what we have now in a heartbeat. My time isn't worthless, but for a personal web-site I am already "wasting" tons of time on it, and what is 5 minutes more? Better than a $60/year certificate. StartSSL is too terrible. Let's Encrypt doesn't exist. And CloudFlare requires you to use their entire service for the free certificates.
- odonnellryan 12y agoI see the point you're trying to make. I think we need a NFP org to become a trusted auth for these types of things. No way is GoDaddy going to help us here..