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<0> gedit works :D
<0> gPHPEdit
<0> great for php ****
<1> kate is okay... but uses waaaay too much memory
<2> I either use vim for small things, or Quanta+ for larger things.
<3> i like nano, but i actually am more used to running pico -w or vi than nano
<2> Yeah, the whole kate/quanta/kedit deal just wastes memory.
<1> I use vi in cli or gedit in X
<2> If you use the phpDoc extensions like I do, vim becomes p1mp
<4> pico is the same as nano but debian comes with nono and not pico
<1> I like tabbed browsing/editing
<2> automatically searches the PHP manual for the function you're under, automatically inserts phpdoc comment blocks for functions, cl***es, members, vars, etc.
<3> dev_null yea nano offers better startup features, like not returning long lines without the -w switch, but pico is just ol skool mail style
<1> kaneda_, I'm 1337 enuf not to require lame extensions... I can use ed!
<1> :P
<2> **** that.
<2> I write my inodes to disk by hand with a small electromegnet
<2> How 1337 do you want to go, bitch? :)
<1> an electromagnet... I manipulate atoms with a pair of really small tweezers
<1> :P
<2> I manipulate atoms with my ****ing _mind_
<5> I accually use strings (even though string theory is still a theory) to manupliate the type of atom I want and where I want it.
<3> I can kill a Yak from 100 meters with mind bullets!
<2> I think TaSm just won.
<5> :-)
<2> I use quantum physics to modify FAT tables on drive!
<1> |ww, thats telekinesis kyle
<2> However...you can never read them. 'cause you'll just change their values.
<1> how about the power to move you...
<3> DarkFlibble that's the D
<1> |ww, first time I've heard a Ten'D fan on IRC
<3> somebody give me my pick back, otherwise no more ****in D
<3> dude 'D is like 11 years old
<1> maybe so... but they still rock ya socks off....
<3> they need to produce another album
<6> holy
<6> wtf
<6> why did a md5 hash have a capital letter in it
<2> ...sign of the apocalypse
<1> next thing you'll see the four horsemen in your scripts
<6> it started with a C
<6> never happened before
<2> ...I think that means something....
<2> I don't know, really...
<2> Can't recall
<3> o.O why wouldn't it? depends what your salt is
<2> **** salts. They just make **** insecure!
<3> kaneda_ well they do
<2> That a fact?
<2> I'm ***uming the salt is unknown. An essentially random string.
<2> Not like, your mom's maiden name or some ****.
<3> kaneda_ haha yea.. but don't expect to unhash an hash without a salt
<3> kaneda_ or read about md5 hash strings
<2> Okay, but let's say I used, like "dong" as my salt. Just a string. Isn't the resulting hash less vulnerable to collision than the hash without the salt?
<2> Or have I just got **** backwards?
<2> My background in cryptology is "damn that's cool, wish I had more time to sit down and study it."
<1> kaneda_, depends... if you ***ume than any 2 strings have a small possiblity to clash... with or without the salt they are just as likely...
<2> hrm..
<1> however... a salt is used in p***word systems so that even if two users choose the same p***word its unlikely that they will be the same in the db....
<1> since the salt is generally joined to the hash...
<6> uppercase C is not common
<1> so it can be used with the p***word to compare...
<7> just md5 the username and p***word together and compare.. that'll never be the same
<3> Sean| where are you getting this hash from? like to verify a file?
<7> dont save the pwd.. only the md5
<8> good morning
<6> no, just a hash for some other reason
<6> the saltstring isn't complex
<1> NeB{wRk}, true... but few people do that...
<7> i do ^^
<7> if i dont have pwds in my db, i dont have to worry about it
<7> compare two hashes and you're good to go
<6> let me get the exact salt
<3> Sean| well a C is just as common as c or D or E or f or any other upper / lower case charactor.. it's just your hashes don't see many lower values
<9> NeB{wRk}, add salt to the md5
<9> don't just combine uname.p***s
<6> ive NEVER seen any uppercase characters in an md5 hash
<6> and ive used them tons
<4> anybody know what the A&M in Texas A&M stands for?
<9> *** and Milk
<4> haha
<2> mmm ***milk
<2> *** milk is the best. It's like a chocolate milkshake. But...better.
<10> America & Midgets
<2> I think the real answer is "nobody knows what it means"
<6> WTFFFFFFF
<6> NOW ITS LOWERCASE
<2> Sean|: Possibility that you went insane earlier?
<6> good possibility
<11> Your mom is lowercase
<2> make
<3> dev_null Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
<2> ****!
<2> I wish the irssi terminal wasn't always focussed!
<4> |ww how dod you know that?
<6> MY MOM IS LOWERCASE?!
<6> PWNZD
<6> someone hash this
<6> tell me what you get
<11> damn strait she is
<6> 48418253@N00
<1> NeB{wRk}, main reason appending the username and p*** is a bad idea is that generally the user has access to both... which means cryptographic attacks are feasible...
<1> a salt isn't under user control
<9> word
<9> I change the salt on an application to application basis
<9> I usually use an md5() of some random profanity I come up with at the time
<9> liek
<0> yummy, HD porn!
<9> $salt = md5('ub3rgigglet0tsmageecunt****slut');
<6> dravine
<6> 48418253@N00
<6> hash it
<6> NNNNNOWWWWWW
<9> d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
<0> Ni Hao
<2> The hash is 1.
<6> wtf
<2> Korean/
<6> thats not what i get
<1> cefc5637d07456cb884393a564bc9cd2
<9> cat 48418253@N00|md5sum
<11> hey dravine
<6> DarkFlibble
<6> that's what i get
<6> only
<9> what up JC^Omega
<6> Cefc5637d07456cb884393a564bc9cd2
<1> SELECT md5( '48418253@N00' ) <--via phpmyadmin
<6> lolZ
<6> maybe im ****ing mental
<6> ael;jkrdfhakljdhfg;klaejg;lksrfh
<11> d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
<6> do
<6> echo md5("48418253@N00");
<6> [13:09] <6> !php echo md5("48418253@N00");
<6> [13:09] <MudPortal> cefc5637d07456cb884393a564bc9cd2
<3> windows **** ****
<6> lol
<1> I get the same as mudportal
<6> yeah
<6> as do i
<6> but uppercase C
<1> Sean|, what you doing to it?
<1> you are borking it
<6> nothing
<6> code
<6> echo md5("48418253@N00");
<6> Cefc5637d07456cb884393a564bc9cd2
<5> I get a lowercase.
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