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@jespersh I was using a client certificate with a 384 bit elliptic curve for authentication and SHA-512 as signature hash algorithm. When connecting to my server, the connection was reset by Chrome without any information as to why. When digging into it with Wireshark, I can see that Chrome doesn't advertise support for SHA-512 with ECDSA. Internet Explorer does on the other hand. Explaination on why Chrome doesn't support it can be found in my comment above.

@Stocken I was using SHA-512, which was removed from Chrome due to the curve not matching the hash and the upcoming TLS v1.3 specification disallowing mismatching curve/hash. This means SHA-512 can't be used (P-521). SHA-256 and SHA-384 can be used with P-256 and P-384. SHA1 was removed because it is deprecated and outright bad and unsecure.

And there's the answer as to why:

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/...

C++ is one of the fastest and most powerful languages out there when you're coding with optimization in mind.

I installed 50 GB yesterday, uninstalled VS 2015 just to notice that VS 2017 doesn't support the Windows Driver Development Kit yet.

Time to install VS 2015 again! 😑

I installed antergos with KDE yesterday and I'm liking it so far.

I'm not sure how it's implemented in other languages, but in C++, the code is wrong. The post increment operator returns what it was before by creating a temporary, setting it equal to the value, incrementing and then returning the temporary, which in this case would be USA and not USB. You would have to use the pre increment operator, which increments and returns the new value. This also means that ++i is more efficient than i++ 😉

wk49, he's from the future, guys!

@LucaScorpion Even if it's basic, it can still be interesting.

Don't be a looser, buy a defuser!
(Counter-Strike Joke)

My suggestions 🤔

I had this after I installed Ubuntu on my laptop. It happened when it was in sleep mode (closed) for a longer time.

@n1had JQuery, Jake Wery

Shhh. Join the dark side, we have cookies!

Been there 😅

These people didn't want to learn and you chose the right choice by giving up on them. How is it going with the other 4 though?

I'm about to get my entrance degree in economics to study computer science at the university of applied science.

@tahnik It might not be bad, but other browsers are just so much better in my opinion.

@kerith main has no return type, the namespace is missing, the return statement is outside of the function and misses a semicolon. Include <iostream.h> is also deprecated, it should be just <iostream>.

That C++ code shouldn't even compile.

I have used Windows for about 6 years now and have never been infected with malware other than purposely for reverse engineering.

@LeOndaz I taught myself C++ first and learnt assembly right after. I don't see how learning these first is a bad idea, it teaches you how stuff works under the hood, so you can in most cases imagine how other abstract language concepts work.

@Yeah69 You can change it in plain VS without any plug-ins.

@ThomasRedstone You can still download the ISO image from their servers that allows upgrading for free and then update to the current build.