Trojan404

honestly this part isn't even the hard part - if i can't get the deploy working i can live with that. but figuring out my test cases is gonna be a pain

so AWS gets its own doc, etc etc. I'm using one that isn't there

The docs more or less goes over it system specific

They have docs but I'm not finding anything concrete for this

thx

I'm just struggling to figure out how to do an after_success to an external site XD

any1 used travis ci before?

@EBrown 9 more days of fun times

PHP bounty live for anyone interested

can't believe i'm still awake....

cleveland is 4 so it would make sense

yea im cincy

@EBrown I think we talked about this before but your up around Lima right?

there's no organization at all

and i hate how probably half of my code looks

yea I'm deploying my thesis to a live site tomorrow

The fact that my last request can go to bounty in 5 hours means ive been pulling some late nights...

evil is our esoteric existence within a dimension fabricated by overlords whom can wipe our program at any time

Evil is VB6

Then no, evil is 304 lines

Do you want to be?

@ThomasWard depends - are you Gargamel or the IT Clown

just very complex

i mean technically you can with password_hash too

@EBrown Why not use the php built? What advantage are you getting from custom over the password_hash and password_verify?

All it is is generating a new hashed password and updating the db. :P

@EBrown 30 minutes? Took me like 3...

@Duga wut. I suggestion to migrate that actually makes sense...

php is nice bc every password generates its own salt, but i was wanting to expand on that for my future addition

php.net/manual/en/function.password-verify.php

then you just use this to verify the password

same password will be a different string every time

well php but

php.net/manual/en/function.password-hash.php

Not in laravel

resalt can be a future addition

Yea I'm just gonna rehash my passwords, for the sake of the current implementation

Yea it's not hard

So for my application, I'm using the same salt, but I could theoretically rehash and update the db on each login

I can see the benefit, but that seems excessive

@EBrown Do you really think it's worth it to rehash the users password on every login?

novel concept here - maybe use a bookmark?

lol

@EBrown You need to get one?

@Mast I'm quite certain. It happened last year

@Mast we'll see how she grades it. Papers due tonight. If she docks me points on that, then I have a feeling the university would let her go because a) she's an adjunct and b) why would you want a professor that docks points for opinions

She said I was too sidetracked on the market shareholder returns, but without that information, my argument makes no sense

I wrote mine on the root problem of the case study, and to support it, I had to give some information about Nestle's market shareholder returns to show when the company was likely making investments and when those investments paid off. I then used this information to explain how they had to have known they were doing something unethical based on the research phase to decide whether a product was viable. It follows, to me, clearly along justice.

Weird right?