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13y ago
Awesome summary. I always wonder if anyone actually took the time to do this.
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13y ago
It's a part of it.
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13y ago
Yes, definitely. I think I mentioned in there that I will be expanding the process beyond just MD5 and SHA1 (that was pretty much the prototype). I'm hoping to create my own "hashing"-type process to allow all letters, uppercase/lowercase,
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13y ago
I think explaining the reason to use it is another one of my reasons. Like I mentioned, it adds a step to a user's workflow. It, however, is really useful for me and at work. I need to have strong passwords that are 10+ characters long but
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13y ago
Yep, definitely. The topic is very varied and there can be a huge variety of reasons. Marketing and UI is however where I see a lot of problems with apps.
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Failed App? This Is How To Reboot
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I think my article didn't do justice to my beliefs. I don't use Quora or Reddit as a source of information per se, it's a place for discussion and I happen to find information there once in a while. That happens but I always research it fur
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Algorithms, Data Structures, and Design Patterns for Self-Taught Developers
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The Story of Entry-Level Positions That Need Prior Experience
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Ability To Learn - The Biggest Asset of a Web Developer
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RE: University...is it worth it?
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Interview With Dan Eden: State of The Web and More
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Advantages of Using A CDN (or why I use MaxCDN)
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Interview With The Co-Founder of Grip'd: Raphael Caixeta
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Preview Bootstrap 3.0 WIP as a Kirby CMS Theme
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RE: You should really pay for the products you use
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Genesis Framework Review: My Take On The Popular Wordpress Theme Framework
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Amazing Twitter Bootstrap Extensions and Forks (2013 version)
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My Site Redesign - What's better, And What Can I Improve?
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Adding Twitter Card Support To Your Wordpress Theme
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Webhost Review: StableHost (vs Justhost, vs Godaddy)
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IE10 Has Auto-Updating
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Build A Stacey Flat-File CMS Template
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Kirby CMS vs Stacey CMS: A quick comparison of flat-file PHP CMS
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How To Build A Blog With Kirby CMS and Zurb Foundation
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Kirby CMS Theme: From Start to Zurb Foundation
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Throwback Thursday: my blog sites through time
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14y ago
hmmm, I guess you caught me there. I wish I had been more specific. I find many list-based posts, short, and linkbait-like without any real sort of information, often covering broad topics with general statements. Or, on the other hand, pro
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14y ago
I added your question in the Q&A so that others can read the summary answer.
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14y ago
:) that's what the post is about: * my site is well designed, easy to read * responsive design ensures repeat visits from people (ie. people don't just say "well, fuck, can't see it on my phone") * publishing schedule that ensured I had fre
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