And, furthermore, there's not really any way from the web-side to tell if the password is being encrypted or stored plaintext. Her position was that nobody would ever store a password file in plaintext, or set up their server in such a way as to make it possible for anyone to read the password file.
I'd second that. My wife and I always had completely divided online personas, and still do. Shared assets like domains would be split based on the separation agreement, no? As for shared data, each party gets a full backup. Maybe change your passwords if you've shared them with your spouse. I know that I regretted telling my wife my email password when she started to use it as the password for other sites she signed me up for online (FetLife, for example.) We had a long talk that day about the importance of not re-using passwords on multiple sites; she was convinced that there was no way for website owners to see the passwords that their users put in. Thankfully, Lulzsec came along a few years later and vindicated my paranoia...
OMG I want a Pirates! remake so bad, you have no idea. Make it GTA:Pirates! where you can steal your way up from a zodiac or whatever and eventually have a fleet with aircraft carriers and whatnot. DO WANT!
The link to the Reddit post goes directly to the story in question. The link to the SA post goes directly to a page demanding that I register with them if I wish to view their content. This speaks volumes (to me, anyway) about the relative moralities at conflict here...
Actually, I'm also a Scorpio, and my wife is a cancer. Every astrologer I've talked to says that cancer is the 2nd most compatible sign for a Scorpio (Pisces is the first)
If you have kids, just teach them what they need to know to start the business idea themselves. Also works with a trusted friend or sibling. Give the idea to someone who's not as encumbered by a poorly-negotiated contract.
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I tend to shed my genes all over the place ... on the floor, in some Kleenex, in dirty socks...
So sad that my Opa died before he got to see this software project in his honor...
I'd be tempted to do it in English, but, given current demographic patterns, Chinese may be better in the long run...
Well, look at that. Suck it, AC's.
...first posters.
Have at it, lazyweb: http://pastebin.com/X4DWunPY
Still not good enough. Where's my nuclear powered car already, damnit!
I second that. Would love a scale model RC of one of these bad boys: http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2009/08/jet-engines-on-trucks-for-fun-and.html
"Humans are just too stupid sometimes." Indeed. That's why the frakking cylons will see us to our early graves...
This is brilliant. Also: Almost a 3-digit UID. Kudos, sir. Wish I had mod points.
In all seriousness, though, "safe in theory but not necessarily in practice" suggests that maybe the theory is wrong...
Damn those cylons!
And, furthermore, there's not really any way from the web-side to tell if the password is being encrypted or stored plaintext. Her position was that nobody would ever store a password file in plaintext, or set up their server in such a way as to make it possible for anyone to read the password file.
Because I have other shit to do.
I'd second that. My wife and I always had completely divided online personas, and still do. Shared assets like domains would be split based on the separation agreement, no? As for shared data, each party gets a full backup. Maybe change your passwords if you've shared them with your spouse. I know that I regretted telling my wife my email password when she started to use it as the password for other sites she signed me up for online (FetLife, for example.) We had a long talk that day about the importance of not re-using passwords on multiple sites; she was convinced that there was no way for website owners to see the passwords that their users put in. Thankfully, Lulzsec came along a few years later and vindicated my paranoia...
Just because it's done using email, that doesn't mean it should be patent-able...
In soviet south Korea, old people help robots make petrified grit Beowulf clusters of YOU!
Wish I could forget about Natalie Portman, petrified, and covered in hot grits...
OMG I want a Pirates! remake so bad, you have no idea. Make it GTA:Pirates! where you can steal your way up from a zodiac or whatever and eventually have a fleet with aircraft carriers and whatnot. DO WANT!
The link to the Reddit post goes directly to the story in question. The link to the SA post goes directly to a page demanding that I register with them if I wish to view their content. This speaks volumes (to me, anyway) about the relative moralities at conflict here...
Actually, I'm also a Scorpio, and my wife is a cancer. Every astrologer I've talked to says that cancer is the 2nd most compatible sign for a Scorpio (Pisces is the first)
If you have kids, just teach them what they need to know to start the business idea themselves. Also works with a trusted friend or sibling. Give the idea to someone who's not as encumbered by a poorly-negotiated contract.
I, sir, accept your challenge.
The map is there, inline half way through the article, but it's stuck in a banner-ad sized box like 3/4" thick and across the whole page.
No need to make the name of the protocol itself an obfuscation. How the hell am I supposed to pronounce the consonant group "bfspr"?