October 2011
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July 2011
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dontspamme 11.7
For the last month or so, I have been working on an anti-spam project. All users with a google account can use and deploy this because it runs on Google App Engine; however, I should warn you that it is in an early stage in development. Many of the features I planned for the project have yet to be implemented (such as the accompanying chrome extension).
The project summary/install guide/user...
February 2011
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1 SSH Account: Gitolite + Shell Access
Here’s a situation I found myself in:
I have 1 ssh user available to me
I wish to have shell access to this user
I wish to use this user for multi-user git repositories
Here’s the solution I found: Use an ssh ‘config’ file and gitolite. I followed the instructions from Pro Git to install gitolite. I will repeat them here for convenience. Replace words starting with ‘my_’ with names...
November 2010
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Hashing For Humans 2
In Part I of hashing for humans, my objectives were to create a mental way of…
Generating unique passwords for web applications using information available to you on the login page
Generating unique passwords that do not imply each other (somebody finds your password to site A; that somebody cannot guess your password for site B)
Having pondered the topics of password-guess-ability and...
March 2010
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Hashing For Humans: Making Strong Passwords You'll...
Chances are you have an online account on multiple web sites. It’s going to be a long time (maybe forever) before authentication is standardized across the web. How do you remember all those passwords?
Hashing for Humans
Hashing is basically a technique used to take something complex or widely varying and create an ordered index for it. That’s an oversimplification, but it will do. Read...