spinsser

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by spinsser 3y ago
I copied it when it asked me to confirm my password and pasted it. It worked instantly.
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by spinsser 3y ago
Same length as mine
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by spinsser 3y ago
I changed my phone's clock to 1:00 and it worked for me
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by spinsser 3y ago
Finally finished it. It has been so stressful. "Congratulations! You have sucessfully chosen a password in 211 characters." I got lucky when I found a bug with Paul (otherwise I would have given up)
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by spinsser 8y ago
Wow! That is an interesting issue. I was thinking of having a third-party trusted services that compares the hash of the deployed application to the one they independently compiled themselves. But the complexity is nontrivial and there is e
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by spinsser 8y ago
The best book to mimic in my opinion is "Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!" link: http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters
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by spinsser 8y ago
Upon entering a valid email (whether it is already registered or not) the form will show the following notification "an email was sent to user@email.com with the sign up instructions, please follow the link in the email to continue the
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by spinsser 9y ago
Thank you for the beautifully written comment.
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by spinsser 9y ago
no problem
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by spinsser 9y ago
Why would they need to store the hash for all the combinations? Why not generate a list of similar passwords to the new password, hash them all using the same salt of the previous password and then compare them.
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by spinsser 10y ago
It is a feature [0]. Microsoft office products allow for "macros" which are Visual Basic code embedded within a document or a worksheet that can be used by developers to add extra functionalities to their MS files (e.g. validate a
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by spinsser 10y ago
I hope you don't mind me asking, but I would really appreciate if you could share the curriculum you have been working on, or if you could share you experience. I am currently trying to do the same, so I would appreciate any form of he