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flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking made-with-estrogen verifiedlesbian @star@amazonawaws.com
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A friendly reminder that, while there is no server software available yet (WIP) for , there's already an SDK, allowing you to generate spec-compliant polyproto ID-Certificates. And because polyproto uses X.509, you can use practically any modern computer to parse and display these ID-Certs, as well as perform basic validation for them.
Screenshot of a dark-themed modal window titled "Data to be imported" with "Cancel" and purple "Import" buttons at the top. Under a red "Details" header, white text lists digital certificate information. "Subject Name" includes "DC (Domain Component): chat", "DC (Domain Component): polyphony", "UID (User ID): flori@polyphony.chat", and "CN (Common Name): flori". "Issuer Name" repeats the domain components. "Issued Certificate" shows "Version: 3", "Serial Number: 00 88 4C 89", and validity dates from "2070-01-01" to "2070-01-01". Other sections include "Certificate Fingerprints" with SHA1/MD5 hex strings, "Public Key Info" with "Key Algorithm: 1.3.101.112", "Basic Constraints" stating "Certificate Authority: No", and "Key Usage" listed as "Digital signature".
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flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking made-with-estrogen verifiedlesbian @star@amazonawaws.com
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I know I am biased, but, I think this is incredibly fucking cool. I just double-clicked the certificate file in GNOME, and it just... worked?!?!?!?!!! neocat_aww aneobot_explode
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