Guess I should get screened...

724 Todt Hill Rd, however, they had an estate sale and the property was listed for $4M. Not sure if it sold, but, I've seen the same eclectic statues elsewhere now. Either someone bought the lawn decorations from the estate sale, or the owners significantly downgraded. I pass the place on my Friday commute, I'll try to pay attention to the address of the new place.

Last time I was there, I stopped by the room for a quick pre flight smoke. I feel like I got enough nicotine in my system just walking in there to hold me over for a week.

Please, enlighten us on your process.

You should go find a trusted mentor and show them exactly what you just wrote, since you obviously won't believe me, or are just flat out a troll.

Let's break this down:

You have a password entry form on the frontend, located on a site served via HTTPS; you submit it with an HTTP POST; your browser connects to the server via HTTPS, thus the connection is encrypted and secured. The transport layer has the security there, but the receiving application still has the plaintext entered to process. From there you hash the inbound password using the same hashing algorithm from the server to compare it to the stored encrypted password. Done; the original code modification works as initially said.

You seem to be suggesting frontend client doing the hashing; in that scenario:

a) You have added a dependency of JavaScript to the browser to perform the hash. Sure, it's a minimal amount of people who prefer to disable JavaScript, but you have added that requirement of your users - but users with slower connections will have to wait for the JS to load, or, there is the potential your JS build process breaks. Oh well - logins don't need to always work.

b) You are hopefully at least using a secure hashing algorithm such as bcrypt. Though the overhead cost of running bcrypt at an adequate cost level on lower end mobile devices with JS can cause issues - we will ignore that aspect -- what about the salt? Are you trusting the salt sent from the client?

The ONLY scenario where this makes any sense is if you are performing a client side hashing of the password; then hashing it again on the server side to compare to the stored password. And that's just trying to be extra. Either that or you are stuck in some 1990's world where you are using MD5 or similar for hashing, and in that case you are realllly out of touch.

Again; show this thread to someone you trust that you would be able to learn from - you definitely have a knowledge gap somewhere, and hopefully they can help set you straight.

Lol what? Why would you assume Python stylized pseudo code would run on a frontend? And no, this is not a good approach what so ever, but, also shows it 100% can be done on the backend trivially; i.e. no, the person would not need to create it at all.

if password[-1] == '*': if do_hash(password[:-1]) == hash: do_bogus_login() elif do_hash(password) == hash: do_real_login() else: bad_password()

Pastavino

I was so disappointed with the food there - may have been an off night, but it was not worth it - Wynwood right next door has been pretty solid though, but it gets loud.

If you enjoyed that, there's the Technology Connections video about the Popcorn Button; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Limpr1L8Pss

My interpretation of it was that they just wanted to sleep around, but their partners would get attached, thus leaving fingerprints, or an impression on the other person. And yeah, their image was fuck bois.

Please share some places -- I recently found Yolpaqui and really enjoyed them, but before that I've been generally disappointed with what I've found (especially after all the amazing options I had in southern California).

Edmund McMillen. You little fucker. You made a shit of piece with your trash Isaac. It’s fucking bad this trash game. I will become back my money. I hope you will in your next time a cow; on a trash farm, you sucker.

But if you do, the kill screen will have a new double meaning.

endless fapping; god i wish that were me

They might postpone it if it gets nuked before then - you never know though.

why do you think that?

I was originally diagnosed years ago, but dealing with the medical supplier, and not getting any proper support from my doctor lead me to be completely non-compliant, and not care about it at all.

Just last year, I was trying to get my doctor to do another sleep study so I could go through the process again, and my insurance company denied me the sleep study, and it was pulling teeth to get anything done.

In the end I also just went for using Lofta, and the process was a breeze, not to mention the support meetings after to see how you are doing and helping get used to it made a world of difference. I use my CPAP every night and feel so much better.

I have used the same cinnamon rolls from grands in the waffle maker - also works great.

/ɯoɔ˙ʇxǝʇuʍopǝpᴉsdn˙ʍʍʍ//:sdʇʇɥ

Not a fetish for me, but while 69ing, it just felt so good I bit into her thigh pretty hard - no clue where that came from tbh.

Then post-nut clarity sinks in and you change your mind.

Oh yes, for plenty of reasons

Same with the moving, but different reason. My dad would get caught messing with/trying to mess with younger girls, and their father's would threaten him. I believe he got my baby sitter pregnant.

I recently hurt myself by breathing.