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indeed something happened, probably few seconds after June 7 2018 21:54 CEST.

See also this subthread for more details.

The weird thing is that the few gods and god-like beings are just not there and no announcements were given. Just happened. CB history is also broken since this moment too.

Having anything below https is not such bad thing: at least your password cannot anymore, easely be spoofed. Volunteers who maintain this site ( ora pro eis.. ) planned to switch everything under https since long time, iirc.

I do not understand why you see in this happening (even if weird and not announced) a falling of the site. I hope you'll contine contributing here.

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In reply to Re: End of HTTP? by Discipulus
in thread End of HTTP? by oiskuu

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