The point of my instructions were so that right after you allow that site (I assumed you did it by clicking the button on the little bar that pops up) you could go and disable it.
You're right, it would be infinitely better if we could do a one-time allow, but that functionality isn't currently there. There might be an extension, though:) --- I'm not a very effective viral sig. Please help me spread. Generated by SlashdotRndSig via GreaseMonkey
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Open up the options/preferences menu.
Windows, I think it's Tools - Options, for Linux, I think it's Edit - Preferences.
Click on the "Web Features" icon on the left.
There'll be a line that says "Allow sites to install software" or something similar. Click the "Allowed Sites" button on the right to access the whitelist. You can add/remove sites from there. --- I started with nothing and I still have most of it left. Generated by SlashdotRndSig via GreaseMonkey
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God dammit. I hate myself for screwing that up. Why can't Slashdot just read my line breaks?!? I should have used the Preview button. Mod me down, please.
Psychic spies from China
Try to steal your mind's elation
Little girls from Sweden
Dream of silver screen quotations
And if you want these kind of dreams
It's Californication
It's the edge of the world
And all of western civilization
The sun may rise in the East
At least it settles in the final location
It's understood that Hollywood
sells Californication
Pay your surgeon very well
To break the spell of aging
Celebrity skin is this your chin
Or is that war your waging
First born unicorn
Hard core soft porn
Dream of Californication
Dream of Californication
Marry me girl be my fairy to the world
Be my very own constellation
A teenage bride with a baby inside
Getting high on information
And buy me a star on the boulevard
It's Californication
Space may be the final frontier
But it's made in a Hollywood basement
Cobain can you hear the spheres
Singing songs off station to station
And Alderon's not far away
It's Californication
Born and raised by those who praise
Control of population everybody's been there
and
I don't mean on vacation
First born unicorn
Hard core soft porn
Dream of Californication
Dream of Californication
Destruction leads to a very rough road
But it also breeds creation
And earthquakes are to a girl's guitar
They're just another good vibration
And tidal waves couldn't save the world
From Californication
Pay your surgeon very well
To break the spell of aging
Sicker than the rest
There is no test
But this is what you're craving
First born unicorn
Hard core soft porn
Dream of Californication
Dream of Californication
Well, I've seen a few things about generating passwords that make the same MD5 hash, but aren't the real password. I guess they could do that, but that wouldn't give them access to the actual password unless they were lucky, and other accounts that didn't use MD5 the same authentication would be safe.
But if MD5 is truly irreversible, and just has a few numbers that can generate each hash, the I figured for passwords they'd do something more like this:
Gnereate MD5 hash of the password
Append that to the end of the password
Generate a new MD5 hash of that and store it in the passwords file
That way, even if someone access the passwords file, they can only get something that generates the last MD5 hash. When they use it in the login form, it won't work like the real password because you need to get through the second step, which a fake password would be very unlikely to do.
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No, man. You totally missed the reference. He was talking (singing?) about The Who, not Twisted Sister. --- LEEROY JENKINS!!! Generated by SlashdotRndSig via GreaseMonkey
Actually, aalib is pretty good.
http://aa-project.sourceforge.net/gallery/
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That being said, I don't know what the OP was planning to do with a compass for mapping villages anyway: a compass doesn't tell you where you are, it only tells you what direction you're facing.
Obviously, you were never a boy scout. You can use a compass and a contour map of the area to determine almost exactly where you are. And since every inch of the planet (well, maybe square mile) has had a heightmap or at least an image made of the terrain by satellite, it shouldn't be hard to find one less than 40 years old for the location he will be in. He can use a compass to triangulate from two or more landmarks (mountain tops, clearings, lakes, etc tend not to change within 40 years) and then estimate where he is on the map, and take lat & longe from there.
Of course, if the resolution is high enough, the villages are probably visible from satellite too. --- If nobody notices, it's not illegal. Generated by SlashdotRndSig via GreaseMonkey
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The point of my instructions were so that right after you allow that site (I assumed you did it by clicking the button on the little bar that pops up) you could go and disable it.
:)
You're right, it would be infinitely better if we could do a one-time allow, but that functionality isn't currently there. There might be an extension, though
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Open up the options/preferences menu. Windows, I think it's Tools - Options, for Linux, I think it's Edit - Preferences. Click on the "Web Features" icon on the left. There'll be a line that says "Allow sites to install software" or something similar. Click the "Allowed Sites" button on the right to access the whitelist. You can add/remove sites from there.
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I haven't tried that out, but it looks awesome. Expensive though.
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Well, they're halfway there.
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you must be new around here
...said the person with the higher UID.
;)
Yes, I know.
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...then YOUUUU might be a green-neck!
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Apparently, you miss all of the Firefox articles and don't look in the Linux section.
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How many people are there again?
God dammit. I hate myself for screwing that up. Why can't Slashdot just read my line breaks?!? I should have used the Preview button. Mod me down, please.
Psychic spies from China Try to steal your mind's elation Little girls from Sweden Dream of silver screen quotations And if you want these kind of dreams It's Californication It's the edge of the world And all of western civilization The sun may rise in the East At least it settles in the final location It's understood that Hollywood sells Californication Pay your surgeon very well To break the spell of aging Celebrity skin is this your chin Or is that war your waging First born unicorn Hard core soft porn Dream of Californication Dream of Californication Marry me girl be my fairy to the world Be my very own constellation A teenage bride with a baby inside Getting high on information And buy me a star on the boulevard It's Californication Space may be the final frontier But it's made in a Hollywood basement Cobain can you hear the spheres Singing songs off station to station And Alderon's not far away It's Californication Born and raised by those who praise Control of population everybody's been there and I don't mean on vacation First born unicorn Hard core soft porn Dream of Californication Dream of Californication Destruction leads to a very rough road But it also breeds creation And earthquakes are to a girl's guitar They're just another good vibration And tidal waves couldn't save the world From Californication Pay your surgeon very well To break the spell of aging Sicker than the rest There is no test But this is what you're craving First born unicorn Hard core soft porn Dream of Californication Dream of Californication
This should have been in the natural disasters poll :)
Better than troll, eh?
If you did post porn, you'd probably get +5 Interesting within about three seconds.
...Karma...
But if MD5 is truly irreversible, and just has a few numbers that can generate each hash, the I figured for passwords they'd do something more like this:
- Gnereate MD5 hash of the password
- Append that to the end of the password
- Generate a new MD5 hash of that and store it in the passwords file
That way, even if someone access the passwords file, they can only get something that generates the last MD5 hash. When they use it in the login form, it won't work like the real password because you need to get through the second step, which a fake password would be very unlikely to do.Aye aye, cap'n. Your UID is considered old when there are people getting UIDs four times the size of yours. Check out mine.
Maybe... he's... uh... using his brother's account?
As my sig (sometimes) says, "It's not illegal if nobody notices."
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No, man. You totally missed the reference. He was talking (singing?) about The Who, not Twisted Sister.
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The WHO!!! The WHO!!!
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I thought MD5 was irreversible?
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Actually, aalib is pretty good. http://aa-project.sourceforge.net/gallery/ I remember seeing a demo video from them. And it was an actual video, their renderer displayed it in ASCII art. With sound.
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Of course, if the resolution is high enough, the villages are probably visible from satellite too.
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