Links for now:
Note: SSL and CA certificates have changed, as I am using gnoMint now instead of doing it all manually. If you want to verify certificate details with me, contact me by e-mail as user kjw at this base domain.
Using SSL? Why not? This site uses a self-signed wildcard certificate, so you only have to accept it once per year. Click here and do your browser's dance to accept the certificate, then use the same address to come back. This is especially handy if your ISP is using deep-packet inspection to market to you, track you, or change what you are viewing. This is even more pertinent if the bill described here passes, which would allow police, CSIS, and who knows who else to snoop on your on-line activities without a warrant. Privacy is important, even if you're not doing anything illegal.
If you wish to use the bug tracker or other services provided locally, you will at least need to allow a temporary exception for the certificate offered.
Alternatively, if you wish to trust any certificate I generate, you can download and import my CA certificate.