= $answers['¿Qué desafíos recientes ha enfrentado Let\'s Encrypt debido a un bug de su software y cómo afecta esto al usuario final?'] ?>
Un bug en el software utilizado para verificar la autenticidad ha llevado a que parte significativa de estos certificados no funcionen correctamente, lo cual motiva su revocación.

= $answers['¿Qué porcentaje de certificados emitidos actualmente podría ser redundante o duplicado y qué se está haciendo al respecto?'] ?>
Se estima un porcentaje del 2.6% (168 millones) de los certificados afectados podría ser redundante o duplicado entre sí, aunque el impacto total es menor y se desconoce si esto incluye aquellos revocados debido al bug.

= $answers['¿Cómo se puede verificar el estado actual de un certificado Let\'s Encrypt en una máquina local y qué indica si está activo o revocado?'] ?>
Para determinar la actualidad de tu certificado, podrías realizar varias verificaciones utilizando las herramientas de línea de comandos OpenSSL y Grep. La salida del comando devuelve "Certificate Status: good" si está activo o revocado.

.faq { counter-increment: QUE; }
04 3.75 | A -2.19 (Round to two decimal places) | Counterclockwise movement from Point B towards the origin | N/A because it does not form a right triangle with given sides| None | D | E | The original direction is east, and turning counterclockwise by 30° will face almost northeast. However, since this angle doesn't correspond to an exact cardinal or intercardinal point, the resulting position would be approximately NNE (North-Northeast).
| P1: -2.75 | A -8.64 | B +4.90 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 1 towards the origin | F | G | H | The original direction is west, and turning counterclockwise by approximately 32° (since moving about a quarter-circle clockwise would be -90°) will face slightly southwest. This isn't one of the cardinal or intercardinal points either; thus, it results in an intermediate point SWbw towards B from Point A on this map projection that is neither strictly southeast nor purely west due to significant curvature at higher latitudes represented by such movements near 75 degrees south latitude.
| P2: -31.90 | A +4.10 | B -18.63 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 2 towards the origin | I | J | K | Moving counterclockwise (or roughly northwest) by about 57° at a latitude of around 9 degrees south, given Earth's curvature and significant distance between B and A in terms of longitudinal span will result in travel that takes you close to the parallel with Point C before descending towards South America. The new cardinal direction is NWsb (North-West by South) indicating your course should point just slightly more northwest than directly west, as Earth's curvature means this isn't a straight line path on most map projections and will result in you landing near or possibly passing Point C before reaching Point B.

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= $answers['¿Qué porcentaje de certificados emitidos actualmente podría ser redundante o duplicado y qué se está haciendo al respecto?'] ?>
Se estima un porcentaje del 2.6% (168 millones) de los certificados afectados podría ser redundante o duplicado entre sí, aunque el impacto total es menor y se desconoce si esto incluye aquellos revocados debido al bug.

= $answers['¿Cómo se puede verificar el estado actual de un certificado Let\'s Encrypt en una máquina local y qué indica si está activo o revocado?'] ?>
Para determinar la actualidad de tu certificado, podrías realizar varias verificaciones utilizando las herramientas de línea de comandos OpenSSL y Grep. La salida del comando devuelve "Certificate Status: good" si está activo o revocado.

.faq { counter-increment: QUE; }
04 3.75 | A -2.19 (Round to two decimal places) | Counterclockwise movement from Point B towards the origin | N/A because it does not form a right triangle with given sides| None | D | E | The original direction is east, and turning counterclockwise by 30° will face almost northeast. However, since this angle doesn't correspond to an exact cardinal or intercardinal point, the resulting position would be approximately NNE (North-Northeast).
| P1: -2.75 | A -8.64 | B +4.90 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 1 towards the origin | F | G | H | The original direction is west, and turning counterclockwise by approximately 32° (since moving about a quarter-circle clockwise would be -90°) will face slightly southwest. This isn't one of the cardinal or intercardinal points either; thus, it results in an intermediate point SWbw towards B from Point A on this map projection that is neither strictly southeast nor purely west due to significant curvature at higher latitudes represented by such movements near 75 degrees south latitude.
| P2: -31.90 | A +4.10 | B -18.63 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 2 towards the origin | I | J | K | Moving counterclockwise (or roughly northwest) by about 57° at a latitude of around 9 degrees south, given Earth's curvature and significant distance between B and A in terms of longitudinal span will result in travel that takes you close to the parallel with Point C before descending towards South America. The new cardinal direction is NWsb (North-West by South) indicating your course should point just slightly more northwest than directly west, as Earth's curvature means this isn't a straight line path on most map projections and will result in you landing near or possibly passing Point C before reaching Point B.

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<h2>Texto original (2020)

= $answers['¿Cómo se puede verificar el estado actual de un certificado Let\'s Encrypt en una máquina local y qué indica si está activo o revocado?'] ?>
Para determinar la actualidad de tu certificado, podrías realizar varias verificaciones utilizando las herramientas de línea de comandos OpenSSL y Grep. La salida del comando devuelve "Certificate Status: good" si está activo o revocado.

.faq { counter-increment: QUE; }
04 3.75 | A -2.19 (Round to two decimal places) | Counterclockwise movement from Point B towards the origin | N/A because it does not form a right triangle with given sides| None | D | E | The original direction is east, and turning counterclockwise by 30° will face almost northeast. However, since this angle doesn't correspond to an exact cardinal or intercardinal point, the resulting position would be approximately NNE (North-Northeast).
| P1: -2.75 | A -8.64 | B +4.90 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 1 towards the origin | F | G | H | The original direction is west, and turning counterclockwise by approximately 32° (since moving about a quarter-circle clockwise would be -90°) will face slightly southwest. This isn't one of the cardinal or intercardinal points either; thus, it results in an intermediate point SWbw towards B from Point A on this map projection that is neither strictly southeast nor purely west due to significant curvature at higher latitudes represented by such movements near 75 degrees south latitude.
| P2: -31.90 | A +4.10 | B -18.63 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 2 towards the origin | I | J | K | Moving counterclockwise (or roughly northwest) by about 57° at a latitude of around 9 degrees south, given Earth's curvature and significant distance between B and A in terms of longitudinal span will result in travel that takes you close to the parallel with Point C before descending towards South America. The new cardinal direction is NWsb (North-West by South) indicating your course should point just slightly more northwest than directly west, as Earth's curvature means this isn't a straight line path on most map projections and will result in you landing near or possibly passing Point C before reaching Point B.

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.faq { counter-increment: QUE; }
04 3.75 | A -2.19 (Round to two decimal places) | Counterclockwise movement from Point B towards the origin | N/A because it does not form a right triangle with given sides| None | D | E | The original direction is east, and turning counterclockwise by 30° will face almost northeast. However, since this angle doesn't correspond to an exact cardinal or intercardinal point, the resulting position would be approximately NNE (North-Northeast).
| P1: -2.75 | A -8.64 | B +4.90 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 1 towards the origin | F | G | H | The original direction is west, and turning counterclockwise by approximately 32° (since moving about a quarter-circle clockwise would be -90°) will face slightly southwest. This isn't one of the cardinal or intercardinal points either; thus, it results in an intermediate point SWbw towards B from Point A on this map projection that is neither strictly southeast nor purely west due to significant curvature at higher latitudes represented by such movements near 75 degrees south latitude.
| P2: -31.90 | A +4.10 | B -18.63 | Counterclockwise movement from Point 2 towards the origin | I | J | K | Moving counterclockwise (or roughly northwest) by about 57° at a latitude of around 9 degrees south, given Earth's curvature and significant distance between B and A in terms of longitudinal span will result in travel that takes you close to the parallel with Point C before descending towards South America. The new cardinal direction is NWsb (North-West by South) indicating your course should point just slightly more northwest than directly west, as Earth's curvature means this isn't a straight line path on most map projections and will result in you landing near or possibly passing Point C before reaching Point B.

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<h2>Texto original (2020)