See, even glitch agrees — he’s stopped using words, because hens can’t speak.

I’m not sure, Myla! Maybe we can try peddling him at an open-air flea market? We might make at least enough for a cup of coffee on the way back.

Question: would SPDY work on mobile browsers, and if so,  which one(s)?

Or is there some way we can tell owo

Oh my. Are we turning glitch into a hen? Wasn’t Mylard potato and Daemon Laemon enough?
Chaos everywhere. I love it so. owo

/ nabs “recently spawned nugget”

Is glarch still for sale on the open-air flea market?
I can give you a nugget :3c?

I-I didn’t happen to cause this did I?
‘suddenly regrets sleeping’

Aether; glitch has been a puffy hen for a while now :D

daemon; Ikr! Maybe we should file a claim, Nephele is clearly using recognisable photographs of us!

wait. ...WAIT! glitch is a puffy hen, and he’s serving chicken soup D=?

*Steals Glitch for a selfie real quick*

Okay, Mycena can have him and his nugget-pooping bum back. :D

....Well. This escalated quickly :|

*Goes back to lurk mode*

Some how I managed to miss the better part of this conversation, so upon visiting this thread with a real question and reading through this glitch-the-fluffy-chicken kerfuffle two things occurred to me.
One, that I had forgotten my question so it must not have been that important anyways.
An two, I have a red frizzle bantam Cochin rooster, he’s about the size of a cantaloupe looks a lot like this:

And his name is, and has been for nearly two years, Glitch McFluffeh.

Hello everyone,

As of today, Mycena Cave no longer accepts connections using “SSLv3”, which is an (18-year) old version of the protocol that lets your browser connect to us via “https”.

Disabling SSLv3 is the only solution to defending against the Poodle vulnerability (yes that is seriously its name; more info here, here and here), disclosed earlier today. Exploiting the Poodle vulnerability allows a malicious user on your network to “hijack and decrypt your session cookie that identifies you to [a website], and then take over your accounts without needing your password”. In short, being vulnerable to Poodle is fairly equivalent to just not using https.

As a result of disabling SSLv3, Mycena Cave will no longer be accessible at all via Internet Explorer 6 and below. Any browser more recent than that will not notice a change.