▲ 386 r/WWIIplanes
P-40 Firing it guns
This was great today. i got to see the P-40N fire 3 of it's 6 guns. Great video, great memory
Steve
u/FuzzyNautilus — 7 hours ago
▲ 151 r/WWIIplanes
P-40 Live Fire
I had the pleasure of sitting in the cockpit of the only full armed P-40N (the only armed WW2 Fighter in the world) today in Eugene Oregon. I have a video of it firing, but I don't see a way to upload it to Reddit
u/FuzzyNautilus — 8 hours ago
▲ 8 r/wyzecam
api.wyzecam.com serving certificate chained to distrusted root (DigiCert Global Root CA / G1)
I can't figure out how to report this on the wyze site. Claud and I spent a hour troubleshooting and found this:
api.wyzecam.com is serving a TLS certificate chain rooted at "DigiCert Global Root CA" (the legacy G1 root), which Mozilla, Chrome, and Microsoft have all begun distrusting as of April 15, 2026 (industry-wide, publicly announced deprecation — Microsoft migrated Entra/M365 off the same root for this exact reason).
As a result, any client validating against a current Mozilla-derived trust store (e.g. Python's certifi package, used by many third-party integrations including Home Assistant's Wyze integration) can no longer establish a trusted connection to api.wyzecam.com.
Could you confirm whether there's a planned migration to reissue this certificate through a currently-trusted DigiCert root (Global Root G2/G3, or Trusted Root G4)? Happy to provide the full openssl handshake output showing the chain if useful.
u/FuzzyNautilus — 3 days ago