Recent content by Koleckai

The gods were angry and the skies opened up to unleash a flood not like anything man has ever seen before. Humanity was forced to retreat.

Last movie in the theater? Clash of the Titans. Getting too expensive for the theater at $12.00 a person. Last movie at home? Kick Ass.

Actually it would appear the session isn't deleted upon sign out. Or the who's online list is cached and not updated on sign out. Cookies are cleared or you wouldn't be able to sign out.

I find it very annoying. If I haven't visited the thread before, it should take me the first post. Unfortunately, it is constantly taking me to the second or third page so I have to backtrack within the thread. Clicking the timestamp is not intuitive and most people won't think to do so...

As a user, I won't register on a lot of sites unless they have Facebook Connect. Gives me a consolidated login across multiple sites and if a site abuses my information, I can block a lot of it at Facebook. If I need to change my information, I should only need to change it in one place as well.

A lot of people remember the JavaScript of the 90's and early 2000's. It was slow, bulky and hard to deal with. As such, most people disabled it in their allow browsers. What we have today is much more streamlined, easier to use cross-browser and much much faster. Unless you're using Internet...

Not really interested in paying an annual fee for software. Annual fees are for services. I would pay $150-$200 to purchase a license for use though.

Well with 256 and 512 byte strings, your rainbow tables are exponentially larger so there are a lot more combinations to check.

If you have a randomly generated salt per user and a per site key, you make the hashing moderately more complicated but do not expose the user passwords to rainbow attacks. They would need both the user salts and the site key. The caveat here is that if they get access to the database through a...

It only protects against tcp/ip traffic sniffing anyway. If the user has a sniffer on the PC then nothing will protect the login information except RSA Token technology. If your worried about tcp/ip traffic sniffing, you should be under SSL.

Much easier to just hash the password via javascript. Hash it with a session token and/or an admin defined sitekey before sending it. No need for the back and forth.

It might not be the bed. You might have compaction of your spine. A good chiropractor can help with that.

Optimize should only be run if you delete a lot of information from your database. It is doubtful that running it on a regular basis will provide any benefit and you should definitely not run it during page loads.

Netbeans.

If you have a large site then bandwidth costs really come into play. Anything that reduces bandwidth and increases responsiveness is good. What common browers do not support AJAX? It seems pretty ubiquitous these days.