Firefox for some time has been experimenting with something called DNS-over-HTTPS. It's a massive change to one of the most fundamental mechanics of the Internet and could have some seriously devastating effects. Since Firefox 74 it's enabled by default for new users, and since Firefox version 79 existing users that have up till now not enabled it are being asked to opt-in using a misleading popup.
The ports needed to deploy a Jitsi Meet service using a FreeBSD platform is now available to install from the ports tree.
If you use Firefox version 52 or later and you have Lenovo/IBM IMM firmware 1.47 and later you'll notice that there is no progress after pressing the Login button in IMM web interface. This the latest flaw in what was once a great browser. The people over at Mozilla think they know what's best and decide to break stuff in the name of 'security'.
Bitcoin has become the most exciting phenomenons of the 21st century thus far. I've been following Bitcoin since early 2010 when they were worth no more than $8. Now (3 years later) a single bitcoin will set you back $1,072 USD. I never bought any bitcoins and now I wish I had.
First install the TDMC/Pacy World, LLC. root CA in your browser to enable the ability to load private and secure encrypted content. Then re-open Unibia.net using the secure URL.
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You may also want to kindly send a note to your browser vendor requesting that they install the TDMC/Pacy World, LLC. root CA by default so that you (and others) no longer have to do it manually.
