Terin StockI'm happy to report that Windows XP is able to connect to the WPA Enterprise network and receive dual stack addresses. #39c3
While I would prefer a Gecko-based browser, Supermium on Windows XP is able to connect to sites with HTTP/2 over TLSv1.3 using post-quantum crypto.
Eloy.@terinjokes doing better than my Digital Multia VX40 in terms of networking
@eloy I had been wondering what that was. Is it the Alpha version?
Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE 
@terinjokes Happy? It's rather scary, I'd say.
robotnet@terinjokes
Win XP has native enterprise wpa2 support since SP2 ;-). Enterprise wpa2 was/is widely used at universitys worldwide since decades (eduroam).
Win XP has native enterprise wpa2 support since SP2 ;-). Enterprise wpa2 was/is widely used at universitys worldwide since decades (eduroam).
@robotnet I remember how annoying eduroam was to get working back when I was in school. :)
I was mostly surprised it works as it was advertised as WPA3-only, but it's actually hybrid WPA2/WPA3.
I was mostly surprised it works as it was advertised as WPA3-only, but it's actually hybrid WPA2/WPA3.