SSL

[Steve]

I just installed a self-signed SSL certificate for the site. That means you can now connect using https:// and your entire session will be encrypted with a 2,048 bit encryption key. It's self-signed, so you'll get a warning in your browser stating that it is not trusted.

This provides an extra layer of security for those of you who want to use it.

[Jet_deck]

Like, so our wife's don't know we have visited the site?

[Steve]

Like, so our wife's don't know we have visited the site?

No, like if you're on a public (unsecured) wireless network, like in an airport, hotel, etc., no one can capture your data and see what you're up to. Other than that, it's not really necessary.... but I thought I'd add it for those of you who would like to use it.