#Import certificates

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Export and Convert Private Keys to .PEM Format in Windows

Microsoft Management Console (MMC) does not natively export private keys in .PEM format. Instead, it exports private keys in .PFX (.PKCS#12) format which includes both the certificate and private key in an encrypted container. If you need the private key in PEM format, you must first export the certificate as PFX from MMC and then convert it using OpenSSL. Therefore in this article, we shall show…

[speedsterly]

Does Bart Allen pay taxes?

[spearxwind]

Im a certified diver now B)

[bogkeep]

big watchmaker certificate exam tomorrow + thursday + corresponding theory test on friday... it's going to be a Lot but i'm going to make it through

[hauwunted]

I am so tired of losing things I'm having a full adhd meltdown sure but what do u mean I lost my phone in my hands. I lost my glasses in my hands. I lost my wallet in a pocket for 4 days and turned every article of clothing in the house inside out, including the shirt it was in and still didn't find it. Found my keys once inside of my pillow case. Just get a key hook! Do it the same every day! Do u remember the scene where bart cries because he put his whole ass into doing the best he could on his test and still got a F i am so tired dude I am sooooo tired and sad

[badolmen]

I don’t know what young person with their own laptop/computer/whatever device for the first time needs to hear this but:

Get yourself a goddamn password notebook. Label the pages alphabetically. Add your important log-in information, passwords, etc. Put the notebook in your underwear drawer and sleep easy knowing that if your device is stolen, trashed, or bricked, you will not spend three hours manually recreating new passwords or accounts.

This has been a PSA.

[lbhslefttiddie]

me: we should get into hydrology or ecology or something geography related. we are good at geography and love stupid bullshit like that. its a viable career path with lots of options and historically speaking people do tend to be happier when they can afford to eat

also: okay but have you considered. going all-in on creative writing with a focus on programming and music design so that you could spend all your time creating video games in a basement somewhere

me: no i think i would like to have a stable income i think

also me: forsake everything to get into that interactive fiction course right fucking now

[bmpmp3]

also sorry to my 3 or so francophone followers that i now use ur language purely as some type of echolalic vocal stim. for some reason beaucoup de and avec have replaced lots of and with in my entirely english mental narration. i mumble bonjour merci beaucoup bonjour bonjour to myself and then get confused when someone nearby responds ça va. almost like i forgot french was real?

[chikaoofka]

The circumstances surrounding Cassius' "death" (disappearance) were incredibly muddled and hard to follow even for the people who were involved... It all happened late at night in the middle of a snowstorm, visibility was low, an apparently unrelated party (Cockerel) getting a broken nose, and an apparent thousand other coincidences leading to the death of both Cassius and his father. The issue: only the body of Christopher Turever Jr. - Cassius' father - was recovered! This led to a strange cooperation between Edgar and Cassandra - the new "co-"proprietor of the local newspaper (though she had been managing the place for a while up to this point) - aiming to cover up whatever really happened in the favour of pushing a narrative that Cassius was the man to die that day. It was an easier story to push, yes, Cassius' apparent depression was visibly worsening, as opposed to the apparently stable Christopher... What if the people cried murder!? Not to mention Cassius (once) was a valued member of the community - imagine the paper sales!...

anyway here's a funny image where neither of them can know if they'll get away with it since neither of them can see Christopher's face ... I do imagine they succeed but I don't know if it's really THAT important? It's fun to consider though. Edgar and Cassandra get along surprisingly well, but maybe it was just the circumstance. They stopped talking after the funeral was officially past...

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Generate CSR and Request a Certificate from Herica CA

HARICA is a globally trusted third party that actively participates in all major global Root CA trust programs, including 360, Adobe, Apple, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Oracle. It operates as a trust anchor in widely used application software and operating systems such as Adobe, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Linux, and Oracle Java. In this article, we shall discuss how to generate CSR and…

[malakkc-poetry]

Certificate of Appreciation for my poem,

[ionlymadethissoicouldleaveanask]

For the questions you’d like best asked!!!

Honestly I have no idea how I missed this, but thank you so much for sending me an ask! (For reference to anyone who may be curious, it is from this ask game)

What are 3 things you'd say shaped you into who you are?

Two of these came easily, but I had to do some surprisingly serious thinking to figure out the third one. Anyhow, the list is thusly:

My family

My religion

John Wayne movies.

The first two are definitely like the big things that have shaped who I am, but the Duke definitely also makes the list. Significantly further down, though. Anyhow.

Thanks so much for the ask! You sent it long enough ago now that I don't remember if you reblogged it to get asked a few yourself, so let me know if you are interested and I will definitely send some your way!

[yaekiss]

gpa coming out soon... ourgh I don't wanna see it

[doggirldick]

i went to dust off something atop my pile of boxes of junk and it was sitting on the edge of something between two boxes. it looked important so i pulled it out. and it's only my fucking birth certificate (i'm 25 years old, nearly 26 so that is too) except the folder containing it also has my parents' marriage certificate (they've been divorced for 20 years) and a photo of my mum as a child with her father.

and for some reason, there's a story my uncle wrote for an article that documents his experience with 9/11 (he lives in london but was working abroard at the world trade centre, i didn't read it but the story i was told as a kid is that he survived only because he was late to work that day. no, i don't have any respect for the us and don't care about 9/11 and do make jokes about it but, my uncle lost a lot of friends that day so i will respect his personal experience).

[aldieb]

unlocking new areas of the [redacted] riverfront. level 1 enemies were cyclists and level 2 enemies are geese

[immortalseaqueen]

I was fairly appalled myself