When you want to do a search for a customer by email, you can't do that if its encrypted. We keep passwords in databases hashed, not encrypted, its not the same thing. If you want to be able to do customer support, it needs to be in a database unencrypted.
The 'professional comedians' link is for the clerks scene where Randall is trying to order porn from his supplier, but in the commentary it explains the reason they cut to just Randall is he wasn't comfortable saying all those things in front of a kid.
This, for instance, tells the story of old Damascan warriors that would run around slaying their enemies, and at each kill would shout a prayer of "W00Tz" to their ancient sword gods to thank them for their glorious victory.
Content is kept on cache servers, not the actual application to be exploited.
The cache server isn't executing the code with register_globals on it, its simply saving the results>
You're obviously pretty young, so I think some advice is in order.
If your dad won't forward you any ports for torrent traffic, walk up to your him and say this:
"Hey dad, can I get some ports forwarded to me for bit-torrent please? It looks like a pretty good program, but of course you already know that, I took a peak at the network traffic and found that you were pretty fond of it."
Bitlbee is an irc gateway to all the messenger clients. This means that I can communicate with my MSN contacts over (what appears to me to be) irc.
This means I can run screen+irssi+bitlbee on my home server, and will never disconnect from any of my msn,aim,irc,etc and will be able to rejoin my clients from wherever in the world I am (very important for a laptop user like myself).
It organized all of my streams of communication into one single, easy, clean interface (irssi, really, but still) and allows me to manage my time much more efficiently then before. (not to mention the benefits of never logging off, so people can send you messages and you can pick them up without having to be "on line" at that moment.
I'm looking forward to naming my firstborn after it.
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When you want to do a search for a customer by email, you can't do that if its encrypted. We keep passwords in databases hashed, not encrypted, its not the same thing. If you want to be able to do customer support, it needs to be in a database unencrypted.
Nobody should be allowed to register an opinion in this topic without linking to their githubs.
The 'professional comedians' link is for the clerks scene where Randall is trying to order porn from his supplier, but in the commentary it explains the reason they cut to just Randall is he wasn't comfortable saying all those things in front of a kid.
I'll bet you dollars to donuts that that company creating all of this is the same one to submit the story.
I managed to attend too, definitely an awesome talk.
The highlight Of the talk for me? When he brought up the 'call it GNU/Linux', and then got offended when everyone laughed.
Hearing him make that speech in person was the #1 reason I was there.
Ha, I was sitting right behind that guy. I kept thinking 'good god, we need to start getting Comp Sci kids Life Coaches'.
Lets hope it can also read IPv6 traffic and knows to look for the Evil Byte and does a proper check of the the 32 bit Evil Byte checksum.
This, for instance, tells the story of old Damascan warriors that would run around slaying their enemies, and at each kill would shout a prayer of "W00Tz" to their ancient sword gods to thank them for their glorious victory.
Thhis is idiocy.
Content is kept on cache servers, not the actual application to be exploited.
The cache server isn't executing the code with register_globals on it, its simply saving the results>
Eh? I never had to use a cd key for any of my Tiger installs. Methinks you are talking about Server, not client.
The torrent was probably mislabeled.
And 6 mention 'duke nukem forever'.
Has anyone pointed out yet that the phantom is an appropriate name for the console?
Wow, I didn't know Matt Damon was so well spoken.
You're obviously pretty young, so I think some advice is in order.
If your dad won't forward you any ports for torrent traffic, walk up to your him and say this:
"Hey dad, can I get some ports forwarded to me for bit-torrent please? It looks like a pretty good program, but of course you already know that, I took a peak at the network traffic and found that you were pretty fond of it."
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Maybe I should ask mom and see what she thinks?
Does anyone else feel a little ripped off every time they buy a new sequel to a game called "final fantasy"?
If you're going to say shit like that to the guy, I would have hoped you had the guts to do it under a real name.
He didn't present his case all too well, but at the core he's absolutely right.
If Microsoft suffers at the hands of the patent system long enough, they might damn well have the motivation to stand up and fight against it.
Now i have to think up some witty comment just so i can test this thing out... *cough*
/. link to the article discussing the tax loophole
Link to last bloodrayne thread because every time I saw the title it made me smile
Dude, RTFA.
/me prepares to dodge oncoming feces
It clearly explains that in simian socieities, monkeys enjoy acting like police.
shhhhhhh!
:(
if you say that too loud Uwe Boll might try getting into the console business
I think this sounds pretty cracked already, thanks.
I think these guys have them beat.
Bitlbee is an irc gateway to all the messenger clients. This means that I can communicate with my MSN contacts over (what appears to me to be) irc.
This means I can run screen+irssi+bitlbee on my home server, and will never disconnect from any of my msn,aim,irc,etc and will be able to rejoin my clients from wherever in the world I am (very important for a laptop user like myself).
It organized all of my streams of communication into one single, easy, clean interface (irssi, really, but still) and allows me to manage my time much more efficiently then before. (not to mention the benefits of never logging off, so people can send you messages and you can pick them up without having to be "on line" at that moment.
I'm looking forward to naming my firstborn after it.
well at the very least I'm sure we can all agree that IE is definitely the best browser not on the market.
From what I can read here its undoubtably the best browser I've never tried, and (god willing) it will stay that way for many years.
I guess I can put up an explination page explaining to users that my blood red location bar is because I'm cool.
"IE 7 is one of the first browsers to implement some of the ideas discussed such as colour coding location bars"
I like how this person uses "one of the first" in a positive sense.