I need to build a fucking robot that follows around and punches all Firefox developers in the face every 30 seconds. For infinity.
For the first time today, I got bit in the wild by the ridiculously fucking idiotic decision to drop support for a type of encryption that millions of devices that use a web interface (even in the enterprise these days, that’s most of them) use for config.
Yeah, that’s right. No way to log in. None. This isn’t some software from ancient times. Nope. It’s a NetApp SAN simulator from 2013. There is no newer release. This is current software. I am learning NetApp SANs and since I don’t want to spend $50,000 on one of their SANs…yeah, you get the idea.
And Firefox doesn’t support it at all.
Whoever the assclown ignoramus who made this fucking decision should have my infinity-punching robot set to initiate walloping every second.
When I am in an enterprise environment again, I will make every effort to eradicate all installs of Firefox on the network — both with corporate policy and with scripting — with extreme prejudice.
I no longer recommend anyone use Firefox under any circumstances.
By the way, I was able to use Chrome to log in.
(Note: I actually use PaleMoon, but this code is also present in PaleMoon.)