However, there is a lot of talk about what implementations are secure and not secure. How does my method measure up? Is it secure? Are there more secure methods in PHP for hashing tokens and matching with tokens later on?
Since you're specifically asking about security, I think reviewing you...
I am trying to insert the number 4 into a vector's even indexes. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to achieve this?
vector<double> vecCoeffs;
// Put the coefficient 4 into each even index and 2 for each odd index
for(int i = 0; i <= 10; i++){
vecCoeffs[i];
if(i % 2 ...
This Macro takes my company's 2 main sources of all-client data (each a data table in a separate worksheet) and aggregates them into a 3rd list, by matching a unique account number (for clients that have an account number).
As always, I'm welcome to all feedback on any aspect of the Code and in ...
Hooray, Design-Independent Graduation is happening! Sites that have been deserving of graduation all over SE are getting their elections and (hopefully eventually) getting the "Beta" label removed from their site name.
Part of the graduation and election process is the Swag sent to users who are...
As part of the site's graduation over 3 months ago there was promise for certain graduation swag to be delivered to the top users of the site during graduation (the first 2 user pages, that is, i.e. the top 72 users by reputation). This swag was supposed to be based on Kurtis Beavers' amazing des...
This is PM markup's
left bar it's list of users (with whom you started the conversation)
right bar it's pm feed
my structure in .NET
User Entity:
public class ApplicationUser : IdentityUser
{
public virtual List<PersonalMessagesEntity> PersonalMessagesEntities { get; set; }
...
I'm trying to find my bug or any potential bottleneck that cause my program to be really slow. The script is to get all the followers and friends and save that in MongoDB.
import pymongo
import tweepy
consumer_key = ''
consumer_secret = ''
access_token = ''
access_token_secret = ''
from pymong...
i'm a beginner to Rails and is following Michael Hartl's book. In chapter 9, where he set up an Admin role, and admin can delete users. I want to extend this feature by allowing admin to set users to Mod as well.
The plan is this:
1.An logged in admin go to the users page, where he sees a list...
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But if anyone has the patience to take a look at my first python snake game, I'd be very grateful for any feedback. I am fairly new to programming and python, but looking to improve so any constructive feedback is appreciated.
i...
I tried to find a generic way to deal with associations. I ended up with this code which seems to fit my needs (quite long sorry):
#include <iostream>
#include <tuple>
#include <set>
#include <string>
template <typename D, typename... Ts>
class Relations;
namespace std
{
template <std::siz...
Is there any better elegent ways to solve my problem?
You are going down a horrible path messing with all these user controls. ASP.NET MVC is much better for dealing with reusable visual parts, and everything happens on the request level so you don't have to worry about horrible event order...
First time question...
I have two javascript functions that generate a D3 Stream graph. I feel I may be excessively and unnecessarily iterating over my dataset to get it into the desired form.
How might I optimize or simplify this?
Is the practice to post all the CSS, HTML, data and supporting...
The idea here is to pick a skill at random for the player each round. Four skills will be chosen, they are all random, and the same skill can repeat multiple times.
The player has a skill level for each ability. The higher the skill level, the greater the chance that the skill will be chosen.
...
I have written a path concatenation function that works as expected. However, when I Valgrind it, I get an "Invalid read of size 1" message. I don't see it, but have I got a memory leak?
const char* path_concat(const char* path1, const char* path2) {
/* Determine length of path1, minus trailin...
