Dusty @ChlorideCull@fuzzy.systems

that silver one is from a PSP and I accidentally punctured it, thankfully it was long since discharged and dead, so no fire ball

I want to replace the cell, because ebay batteries are a bit iffy when it comes to their claimed capacity as always

the nicest thing about having a bunch of old battery powered electronics is having to have a Spicy Pillow Jar

I'm going for AM4 since you have a wide range of compatible CPUs, and if I'm lucky I'll get a cheap decent CPU as well.

Maybe I'll get a second exploding wrenchie award

Here we go again, with a lot more time this time.

I have a goal - I want a computer capable of running RPCS3 at playable framerates.

I'm gonna be buying *so many* broken AM4 motherboards.

The PS3 actually supports TLS 1.2, and has a limited selection in the root trust store, making this an actual use case, albeit niche - considering you have a whooping 200 MB for your JS heap, and a whole 56 MB for page content, according to the web content guidelines.

Windows XP should be able to do it technically, but is missing the AAA issuer - at least the modern.ie one

okay, no, windows 2000 can't validate it because it has no clue what the signature algorithm is

I tried validating this hypothesis but the biggest hurdle is finding a server that hasn't dropped the SSL v2 handshake that is used in Win 2000

apparently ZeroSSL has a cross-signed root until 2029 from AAA Certificate Services, which means it works from Windows 2000 and up - it was in the Microsoft Root Program by 2006.

curious if Win 2000 will actually validate it, since it contains a sha384 signature

It's amazing when you get dropped into a game in media res, and 50 hours later you have a worrying amount of knowledge of the universe and how it fits together