I have a shadow file with the following password hash (password= toor)
root:$6$0w9WRuc5$ldas/kVEO40xeKnzBTWvt4IKMIQN2a5/eQ1xfKWC.6Hns19UNZVnj0KNt87CHOiiz2dq00klFUsVJBKvGM7Ri1:16079:0:99999:7:::
and stored in a file called shadow1. When I run "john shadow1" I get
john shadow1
Warning: detect...
@AviD All of them except 3 were about password or hash cracking. I have removed it from the other 3 as they were nothing to do with cracking, in any way. Which means we could replace cracking - it is now purely a synonym of passwords
@kalina not sure that's the best reason. That said, I have some guitar cables bought because they are pretty (orange/blue glow) - but the cost increase was about a tenner, which is justifiable
With every passing year and our growing popularity, we see lot of new questions. This is a good thing :)
Due to the nature of question tagging, we are generating lots of new tags every week. It's not uncommon to have question that are mis-tagged, whether it's non relevant tags, redundant or meta...
@AviD still not the best use-friendly thing to be :P But I guess synonyms are already in the last pages cause they do not register questions counts anyway.
btw @M'vy re selection strategy, we need to come from both ends - we need to catch new tags that shouldnt exist, and also review some of the older, more popular ones that are likely misused.
@LucasKauffman there was a question there about getting crema from aeropress. I can never get it, @Abby claims consistently good crema. Only difference (besides beans, but mine are likely better), is the metal filter. Curious if thats the difference.
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room topic changed to The DMZ: A bunch of dangerous sociopaths with a history of violence. [donuts] [double-entendre] [food] [libations] [rory] [security]
room topic changed to The DMZ: A bunch of dangerous sociopaths with a long history of violence. I don't understand how you keep forgetting that. [donuts] [double-entendre] [food] [libations] [rory] [security]
@Lucas'Paul'Kauffman well, you know, one minute you're washing your car, the next minute you're dropping an atomic bomb on Singapore. These things happen.
@TerryChia "tasted llama"....?
no way Imma lettin' llamaboy here get away with that one.
One Hundred and Two H-Bombs is a collection of science fiction stories by Thomas M. Disch. It was first published by Compact Books in 1967. The stories originally appeared in the magazines Fantastic, Worlds of Tomorrow, Amazing Stories, If, New Worlds, Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and Bizarre! Mystery Magazine.
== Contents ==
Introduction"
"102 H-Bombs"
"The Sightseers"
"Final Audit"
"The Vamp"
"Utopia? Never!"
"The Return of the Medusae"
"The Princess’ Carillon"
"Genetic Coda"
"White Fang Goes Dingo"
"The Demi-Urge"
"Dangerous Flags"
"Invaded by Love"
"Bone of Contention"
"Leader of the...