Just use a LiveID... it's free... then if you want to "join the program" click the link, and there will be a list of projects to select from. One of them is MSFT message parser
Sign up here windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-live/… for a "live id" AKA "passport" AKA "Microsoft ID" .. or just use a hotmail account .. or outlook.com account. (they should stop renaming things)
Not to mention a BPOS or Office 365 account should work as well
@ScottPack you would have to carry @RoryM on your back and then fly to Mount Meta.Stackoverflow, where he will throw the question into the burning lava of devops
she's got all of the various releases, glass cabinets full of models / plushies, all the comics, books, etc.
tattooed a load of alien stuff on herself too
fun story, actually... she also tattooed Bobba Fett on her leg, then ended up meeting the guy who played the original Bobba Fett in the movie at a comic convention
I'm generally trying to avoid a back-piece until I'm at least in my late 30s, since it's a huge amount of work and I'd rather wait until I know exactly what I want on there.
I've got a "tramp stamp", but it's lyrics rather than some random pattern
my fiancé has a huge set of wings on her back, with feathers falling off at the bottom
I'll definitely have to show you my ridiculous arm tattoo though. I decided I wanted something guaranteed unique, completely insane, and borderline stupid.
According to Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Prevention Cheat Sheet , the recommended solution to protect web site from CSRF attacking is to implement Synchronizer Token Pattern. And This requires the token to be random or unique.
And recently, we are trying to apply this to our web site. And ...
I was looking for solution everywhere, but maybe because lack of specialized words I can't find it.
I've got a problem in finding a program, but I don't know how to describe it in one word so I'll describe it in full way:
In company there is a usual situation when some of workers need to know ...
I love that title. It reads like they're hiring someone to be a manager of passwords
Password Manager position, £28kpa. Must have excellent memory, and a history of properly handling confidential information. Right candidate should be resistant to cracking under pressure.
We wasn't allowed to use session at all. Because if we store the token in session, we must maintain a distributed session due to multiple application servers. So we try to avoid sessions. — George45 mins ago
I guess you could put a value in a cookie, then read that value when generating the page and put it into the form, then verify that the value passed in the Cookie header matches the one you got in the form.
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@ScottPack I've done (and occasionally still attempt to do) indoor rock climbing, but that's about as exciting as it's got. I'm getting too heavy to haul my ass up the walls nowadays
@ColinCassidy The couple of times I went to a gym to climb I had a lot of fun, but it's been forever since I've done that either. I should probably do that again.
@ScottPack the safety equipment is fine, its the stupidly tight climbing shoes. I was told that you should go as small as you can manage. I'm normally a 9 (UK) and I have a pair of size 6 climbing shoes
@RoryAlsop could be tempted (too cold this time of year) I tend to pop along with my son, who is now probably big enough to want to do the aerial assault :)
@RoryAlsop You should be happy, I'm finally throwing together my Intro to Auditd post.
@RoryAlsop I'm seriously thinking of turning it into a regular series where we collect use cases and design a config appropriately.
@ColinCassidy That's pretty neat, fo schizzle. Previously I lived in a foothills area with gobs of sandstone formations. So lots of good places out in the woods.
@ScottPack They still have the outside half of the quarry, which has been left natural (aside from fixing some loose rock, and adding eyes), but in here the grades range from a 3 to an 8C I think (the competition overhang)
I haven't yet climbed anything more challenging than the 6C on the 25 metre climb
(too heavy)
but my kids can do a couple that are more technical, but that have closer handholds
haven't got them leading just yet
it's that risk management piece - in bottom or top roping I can at least control their danger, but if they lead I really need to watch how they are clipping in
hahaha - just got a necromancer badge for the Memes post :-)
@lynks It is rather good - have had it in the car for long enough that my two eldest can sing it through verbatim, and my youngest makes the right vowel sounds...
Just going through some internal secure software development training that has been rolled out by our lords and masters, and I am being referred to the famous "smashing the stack for fun and profit" work, only to have it blocked by the net nanny because that website has been categorised as "hacking"... sigh...
It goes thus: The Ursus is Great. Great Urse, we praise you ! We fear the Great Ursos. The Glory of the Great Ursi is eternal. We sacrifice our first-borns to the Great Urso. In the Great Urso we trust.
@Sadaluk C++ is based on the premise that C syntax is intuitive, and C++ tries to add more intuitiveness of the same kind over it. It can be said that it succeeds beautifully at it ! (For the right notion of "success" of course).
At the moment we're doing one of the adventure paths (IIRC it's the shattered star one) but we've done a variety of stuff over the years (groups being going 20+ years). Last thing I ran was whiterock mountain goodmangames.com/5050preview.html
good fun and well designed module all the way from L1 to L15
My group, largely because of time commitments, stays pretty exclusively to the APs. We're doing Jade Regent right now, Shattered Star looks really good.
yeah these days it's more published than homebrew. shattered star is fun, although our DM isn't a fan of fast progression so he's got us on the slow track which is making it quite tough going
We actually gave up on that when we switched to Pathfinder. We just level up according to the module recommendations. Our group fluctuates in size so much, anywhere from 3 to 7 players (typically 5) depending on the week, that it can make encounter balance interesting.
But awarding XP to characters made party balance awkward.
DM consistency is easy, though. There are just two of us and what we do is trade off running chapters of the same APs.
@RoryMcCune Oh sure. We, at least, are able to lose a few people before that becomes a problem.
@RoryMcCune I've been thinking it would be fun to try to get an online group together with a VTT or some such. If I ever build up the gumption to do something would you be interested?
MapTools is cool and works well, plus lots of people have taken the published mods and built out the campaigns with maps and such, but the software is java, terribly buggy, and the framework language/API changes between minor revs.
Roll20 looks a lot newer, and nicer, but I've never tried it out.
I'm sorry, but that's a piece of software that read and edits plain text files. I should not have to give it 768MB of memory and a 1024 heap just to run.
@ScottPack hmm may need to break out the virtual credit card if the order process doesn't go to a 3rd party, that Classic ASP order page is not inspiring my confidence at the moment :op
I've known of places to explicitly decide to not comply with contractual or legislative requirements because they determined the RiskOfDetection*PossibleFines > CostToComply
@TerryChia I'm going to accept that as a compliment. :)
@RoryMcCune Porting would probably be possible. Half of OS X was included in iOS, which runs on ARM; and the core of OS X is Mach+FreeBSD, which is quite portable anyway.
@ThomasPornin yep I think now that the jailbreak is in place it should be possible to see quite a bit of software for the platform (well depending on how much MS crack down on the jailbreak process)
well i haven't failed that epically in quite a while. machine only seems stable with 1 MM in, so I'm limited to 1GB. It boots from 3, but fails memtest with style. Refuses to boot at all from 2. Each MM passes memtest when inserted on its own, and all three slots work individually...i give up :(
I had a machine where every single stick tested good but would fail sometime between 6 and 10 days of run time. I eventually proved, through rotation and a long time, that 1 of the sticks was at fault. Still tested good, but never had a problem since they replaced it.
Call me stupid, but there's a debate going on here: What's the name for an attack that is executed by modifying a parameter in a POST request to gain unauthorized access?
@ThomasPornin Sorry, but once I realized the phonetic similarity my mind couldn't get away from this: Ursus = Arses, Ursos = Arseholes, Ursi = Arse-y, or Arse-eye.
I was looking for solution everywhere, but maybe because lack of specialized words I can't find it.
I've got a problem in finding a program, but I don't know how to describe it in one word so I'll describe it in full way:
In company there is a usual situation when some of workers need to know ...
Meme: Don't be a Dave!
Originator: @Polynomial, @LucasKauffman, others
Cultural Height: December 2012
Background: One of our most popular questions of all time, with over 17 thousand views in the space of 3 weeks, had as its subject poor old Dave:
My developer, let's call him 'Dave', insis...
