boodrizz · HackerTrans

That is not true in several ways. Iframes and cdns work. There are security measures that prevent https connections from embedding http and other content restrictions, but those are for security reasons. People hotlink images, it's a wild web out there

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8 anni fadiscuss

How is it at all like building a bank without locks? It jeopardizes users who reuse passwords which has been a security faux pas since passwords. I feel like people dwell on this pattern of hashing passwords to show off that they know what hashing is. In the age of weekly leaks and multi gig dictionaries, assume your password is in a dictionary if not really long, high entropy, and unique to that site. Even the "gotcha" xss someone demonstrated on T-Mobiles site has nothing to do with this. If somebody has every password, they won. If they have your hash table, they still won. Yes, passwords would have to be changed site-wide, but you'd want to do that either way. At least since it's a phone company, they would know how to reach you. It's embarrassing to see another post of developers harassing a social media pr person.

boodrizz

9 anni fadiscuss

The synth cutting off and glitching are so irritating! Seems like a lot of work to put into something to leave really jarring artifacts all over. If you ever create or edit audio, all tracks and samples should start and end on the zero crossing. Otherwise the jump "back" to zero introduces lots of noise. Sticks out like a sore thumb on a spectograph

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