14:05 <whitequark> lol azonenberg http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/silegos-latest-configurable-mixed-signal-ics-pack-plenty-of-analog--digital-functionality-in-tiny-packages-300358104.html?tc=portal_CAP

14:05 <whitequark> six more GP5s

15:31 <azonenberg> whitequark: looks like just new package options?

15:32 <azonenberg> 46538 already existed

15:32 <azonenberg> but now they have the -M option

15:32 <azonenberg> the 14-pin options might be new

18:50 <whitequark> ah

23:54 <rqou> offtopic, but wtf: "While Certipost is hosted by Verizon's internal infrastructure, the Verizon WebTrust audit letter did not specifically identify the Certipost CAs as audited. DigiCert has been in the process of revoking these CAs but there is some confusion about the effects of the revocation. Apparently the certificates are used for air traffic control in Europe and there is a fear that...

23:54 <rqou> ...revoking the intermediate may cause planes to fall out of the sky. After trying to sort out this mess and giving Certipost time to transition, we've decided to revoke the issuing certificates the last week of November."

23:57 <rqou> "The Belgium government is our biggest challenge in migrating Verizon customers. With over 20 issuing CAs, Belgium has the largest outstanding non-compliant infrastructure. The operators have also claimed that revoking their issuing CAs is illegal (in Belgium). ... The Belgium government has dictated that they set the rules, not us."