Common mistake for amateurs that found a password library and used it without reading the documentation. E. g. bcrypt will tell you to salt and hash the password before digesting it into constant length output for your database.
Salting before doing anything else is basic password security. I assume the webpage in question doesn’t do that, either.
🥺 pwease money?
Again, I’m aware of the state of things. This was about “a republic is not a democracy” idiots.
As you’ll see if you actually read my comment, it’s about idiots arguing a republic is not a democracy. I’m very much aware of the state of things.
I don’t know if you’re being sarcastic because of the state of things or if you’re one of those “the US is a republic” people, but
In fact, a constitutional republic is a form of representative democracy, not a direct democracy.
Yes it is.
I mean it even touts itself as one of the best democracies in the world. That’s like 80% of their war propaganda.
No one said right angles.
It’s an interesting question, though. How far CAN you compress? At some point you’ve extracted every information contained and increased the density to a maximum amount - but what is that density?
And don’t call me Shirley.
"I’ll just put this together as proof of concept. I’ll look at security later.
Okay great, it works, now no need to ever touch it again."
What ever happened to that other OS that was named after a color
xkcd after dark, or xkcdad. But not pronounced xkc-dad.
Best roommates.
Multiple characters, several different types, and at least a few special.
The minimum amount of force is necessarily debilitating.
Consistent behavior/morals? You overestimate them.
Please don’t pawn this off to “democrats”, some vague entity not connected to yourselves. It’s each and every resident’s duty to resist and fight back. Some politicians can’t do anything when operating within the laws the fascists explicitly skirt.
Sounds like a 4chan prank, but… 🪦
Like fucking iTunes forbidding its use for terrorism. Grow up.