Not Secure
#4
I brought this up a couple months ago. RCU is slowly going under. They are giving away Premium Membership and trying to get guys to advertise on their poor excuse of a market place after having such a good one for over ten years. RCU is still getting all kinds of advertising that you see on the home page. How many guys read all of those articles and advertisements? This site is a good site for the Russian hacking invasions!! LOL>>> There are even Russians on this site. Probably why our computers get viruses too.
#5
Oh no, not Russian again? Geez, give it a rest. The Russians aren't the enemy they used to be. The real hackers are the little American teenage turds who don't give a damn about other people.
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Just ignore it for normal forum browsing.
If it bothers you mr google will find you ways of removing it from the URL line.
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From: san jose,
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>j.duncker wrote
>This is nothing to do with RCU and all to do with Google Chrome.
....but it does mean we are browsing RCU over an un-encrypted link, right?.. whereas, for example, rcgroups.com is fully encrypted. So is flyinggiants.com. They both run an HTTPS server.
>This is nothing to do with RCU and all to do with Google Chrome.
....but it does mean we are browsing RCU over an un-encrypted link, right?.. whereas, for example, rcgroups.com is fully encrypted. So is flyinggiants.com. They both run an HTTPS server.
#11
Huh? Google doesn’t decide whether or not you purchase an SSL cert for your website.





