All hashes are one way because data is thrown away. You can't even reverse simple checksums like CRC32.
This system doesn't store a plaintext password. It's like a secondary authentication system. Think SSH: You can authenticate using a password OR public key cryptography.
As if they need a technical restriction, when they're so heavy handed with the legislative restrictions. I'd never buy, for example a phone, that didn't have a micro USB charger, or a stereo that had a wacky propitiatory interface like an "ipod dock".
It shouldn't be legal to block or tax 3rd party accessory makers, and what's needed is more forced standards for consumer screwing companies like Apple.
Two applicants apply for a job. One loves teasers and would happily work for the company forever for low pay but lies, and the other will flip out and murder you with corporate stationary and always tells the truth.
What do you ask the water cooler that can only glug once for yes and twice for no about the applicants?
The upcoming HTML5 features vastly expands the possibles of web browser.
Now you could fall back to that argument that you only want your browser to display documents, so browsers are already good enough, but most people want more. That is the reason we have flash and a bunch of propitiatory phone environments.
Implementing the finer points of HTML5 in a timely manner, will go a long way to ensuring the viability of web apps on the "open web". Or did you prefer walled gardens?
I posted a comment almost identical to yours this year praising IE9, but today IE9 is not a good browser. It's an old and crusty browser, because you know web stuff moves THAT fast.
As usual IE is tightly bound to windows, and yet again particular versions of windows. IE9 supports some HTML5 stuff sure. It also supports canvas, but canvas is useless without requestAnimationFrame. Session history management, asyncronous external Javascript, native Regex form validation
http://caniuse.com/ for the complete list of how embarrassingly old IE9 is. So sorry, but your comment is around 9 months out of date.
The only three programs on Chinese television are dramas set in Ancient China, dramas set during the cultural revolution, and sappy Korean soaps. Although it's no worse than anyone else's programs.
Hasbro need to tweak their merchandising if they're to capitalize on the older fan base. Canonical ponies, and complete seasons on blu-ray with extras. No self respecting brony is going to buy a PINK Princess Celestia.
It's a chef's pal! A dicer, peeler, grater, all in one!
Slashdot often gives me the surreal feeling of contrived product placements. How many stories do we get where iphone did X, where actually any old phone would have done?
Slashdot Mirror
But if I don't promiscuously "like" commercial organisation's pages, I won't get all the free sweet nothings they're offering.
Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your facebook group.
All hashes are one way because data is thrown away. You can't even reverse simple checksums like CRC32.
This system doesn't store a plaintext password. It's like a secondary authentication system. Think SSH: You can authenticate using a password OR public key cryptography.
As if they need a technical restriction, when they're so heavy handed with the legislative restrictions.
I'd never buy, for example a phone, that didn't have a micro USB charger, or a stereo that had a wacky propitiatory interface like an "ipod dock".
It shouldn't be legal to block or tax 3rd party accessory makers, and what's needed is more forced standards for consumer screwing companies like Apple.
Two applicants apply for a job. One loves teasers and would happily work for the company forever for low pay but lies, and the other will flip out and murder you with corporate stationary and always tells the truth.
What do you ask the water cooler that can only glug once for yes and twice for no about the applicants?
How should an interviewee best handle these questions?
Soul sucking corporate culture ahead. Run away before they hire you.
Bit easier just to play Flash Doom
What's crappy about Chrome's XHR support? Are you referring to this? http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=35705
(Browser geek. Genuinely interested)
The upcoming HTML5 features vastly expands the possibles of web browser.
Now you could fall back to that argument that you only want your browser to display documents, so browsers are already good enough, but most people want more. That is the reason we have flash and a bunch of propitiatory phone environments.
Implementing the finer points of HTML5 in a timely manner, will go a long way to ensuring the viability of web apps on the "open web".
Or did you prefer walled gardens?
Since you got modded up so high, I think you also need to be taken down a notch.
I posted a comment almost identical to yours this year praising IE9, but today IE9 is not a good browser.
It's an old and crusty browser, because you know web stuff moves THAT fast.
As usual IE is tightly bound to windows, and yet again particular versions of windows. IE9 supports some HTML5 stuff sure. It also supports canvas, but canvas is useless without requestAnimationFrame. Session history management, asyncronous external Javascript, native Regex form validation
http://caniuse.com/ for the complete list of how embarrassingly old IE9 is.
So sorry, but your comment is around 9 months out of date.
The only three programs on Chinese television are dramas set in Ancient China, dramas set during the cultural revolution, and sappy Korean soaps.
Although it's no worse than anyone else's programs.
Even if the spam click-though rate is 0.0%, there are still enough suckers born every minute to buy the service of spammers.
Don't feel too smug. Your page isn't even compressed.
40-60% of Yahoo!’s users have an empty cache experience and ~20% of all page views are done with an empty cache.
http://yuiblog.com/blog/2007/01/04/performance-research-part-2/
There's nothing wrong with the name Libreoffice. OpenOffice dot org; now there's a ridiculous name.
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/07/28/0124213/better-copyright-through-fair-use-and-ponies
Hasbro need to tweak their merchandising if they're to capitalize on the older fan base. Canonical ponies, and complete seasons on blu-ray with extras.
No self respecting brony is going to buy a PINK Princess Celestia.
Pay to be a Premium Reader:
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Unity - At least it's not GNOME shell.
Can I put the 90s on my 'do not call' list?
Rapidshare, for that authentic 90s warez feel.
Not hosting your own files, or torrents for larger stuff, looks about as professional as a hotmail address on a business card.
This looks GIMPED. I can tell from some of the pixels and from seeing quite a few GIMPS in my time.
It's a chef's pal! A dicer, peeler, grater, all in one!
Slashdot often gives me the surreal feeling of contrived product placements. How many stories do we get where iphone did X, where actually any old phone would have done?
Sharing is theft
-- MPAA
Turn off Javascript and you (and google) will see only the highly moderated ones in full, with others abbreviated or hidden.
A sensible approach.