David Manouchehri

@Lillecarl Thanks for the tip! I no longer use this repository (switched to ConEmu), but I've added you as a project member so you can make changes.

Remove the two `HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\WSL` and `HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\WSL\command` keys with regedit.

@kzahel I wasn't able to find a lot on Google about using BitTorrent over a WebSocket transport (a lot of results actually linked back here); would you mind pointing me...

@kzahel You mentioned that WebSockets support was shipped in a beta build though? That's what I was curious about, because I wasn't able to find any public information on that.

Ah, thanks; that would explain why I couldn't find it.

@feross Let's Encrypt has heavy rate limiting per domain (10 per week at the moment), so each user would require their own domain name. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/rate-limits-for-lets-encrypt/6769

@kzahel Same issue here. Is it because the helper extension requires `JSTorrent Lite` or `JSTorrent Full`, while name of the extension is `JSTorrent`? I have `anhdpjpojoipgpmfanmedjghaligalgb` installed, so I don't...

This might be a useful temporary fix, though I have not tried it myself. http://lifepluslinux.blogspot.ca/2014/10/loading-unsigned-kernel-extensions-on.html @pmj Is there any reason why a quick code-sign can't be done before fixing #1?

Glad to hear you're doing better, hope it stays that way. I'll have more time to test out OS X late next month, so if you haven't had a chance...

Yes, that's the only problem. As both I and @pmj mentioned, adding `kext-dev-mode=1` to your kernel line will disable signature checking. Not ideal, but works if you need a quick...