Because the service is going to hash whatever password you provide. If you sent the hash itself, it would hash it again and get a non-matching result.
You’d think that having those hashed values might help, but it doesn’t really (as long as other best practices are in place). Ultimately having someone’s password is used to impersonate them, which means using the same front end to the service as everyone else.
Sounds like someone has shit expectations.
No need, I get secure passwords by emailing secure@paswd.ru with my login info and SSN.
Shit, do I check separately for each account, or should I change all of them just to be safe?
The main use for AI that I’ve seen in my circles is a search engine replacement. Not because AI is a good search engine, but because search engines have largely become useless.
If Mozilla wants to cement their place, create a better search engine. It’s how Google came to control a huge portion of the internet, and there’s now a huge vacuum waiting for someone to replace what we lost.
You’re defaulting to your “comfort setting” which is a normal human thing.
Playing new games takes mental and emotional energy. There are also a lot more unknowns, which is a significant mental load. Our brains are naturally a bit aversive to this, especially if you’re feeling low-energy.
When you play the same old games you’ve enjoyed for over a decade, it’s a way for your brain to “veg out” as it were. The amount of thinking is minimal, and there’s no emotional suspense–you know exactly what’s coming.
So the answer has more to do with your mental and emotional energy levels. If your life is otherwise taxing in those areas, it’s perfectly fine to unwind with some comfort games at the end of a long day. If you find yourself feeling like this all the time, you might be dealing with depression or chronic exhaustion. And those are too complex to answer without more info.
Hope that helps!
Keep trying, even if it means sacrificing all of them.
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I agree. Let’s get rid of limits on party spending. Instead, let’s ban it altogether.
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“Vote with your wallet” is valid and often effective, but it’s not enough on its own. Also vote with your voice, your democratic power, and when all else fails, bricks.
If Carter was willing to give up his farm, you can muster up enough balls to stop trading stocks while you’re in office.
And if it discourages people running for office, that seems like a feature, not a bug.
As long as you don’t use a DE on it, a pi3 is great for experimenting with server software. I still use my 3b for plenty of things.
That doesn’t sound like it would work. Ben would continue to treat Beth poorly, and your relationship with him wouldn’t improve in any way. Don’t ditch your principles for the sake of revenge.
Either distance yourself from Ben, or try to have a serious talk with him. Be the adult in the room.
It’s nice when people get the support they need
The main difference between encryption and hashing is that hashing only works in one direction, while encryption is meant to be decrypted later. With hashing, you can create a special combination from a password or something, then you can test for that same initial password by using the same hash process on new input.