I'm mostly curious about how hard it will be to enable TLS when visited directly via https://www.electronicthought.net Also, if you are looking for Electronic Thought, LLC, that not-quite-irrepressible-ok-largely-suppreseed app development shop, try http://www.electronicthought.com

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