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As far as I can tell the passwords for phpbb are hashed with md5. Could someone correct me if I'm wrong? And if this is the case, this is a much larger issue, and warrants more of a response than simply reseting the password and burying it in a blog post about something else.

http://sources.debian.net/src/phpbb3/3.0.12-1/includes/funct...

There is, and it's way better. https://www.icinga.org/

How so?

What does that do?

Yes, Linux already does it iirc.

I would be extremely surprised if Debian did not update it. Ubuntu I'm less sure about, mostly because I'm less familiar with their security update policies.

I find that after a shell script gets to be over 3 or so lines, it's easier to switch over to python or perl. Do others feel the same?

With taxes and benefits, it's not that far off. Plus office space for them, computers for them, a whole host of other perks.

I think that may be the joke. Though this is the text, so I'm not sure.

I think it's the idea in general, not the specific platform. Joey Hess was able to successfully run his own crowdfunding campaign with custom written software.

https://campaign.joeyh.name/

By disc media you mean optical disks? A hard drive is, at least to me, disc media.

7 actually. And I think so.

https://library.linode.com/assets/1406-lv_network.png

How would it alert you of texts?

No, the package management system on just about every distribution running gnome is the best way. A web browser is a good way to get info on why the package manage is broken though.

Your username is quite apt.

How so? The alternative is people got a pop-up, then click install without verifying it (how could they?). It's functionally the same thing almost all the time.

I'm getting tired of elitism passed of as jokes on HN.

If you do it without asking, then yes.

Why does that need JavaScript to load?

That's pretty close to what riseup.net does.

https://help.riseup.net/en/privacy-policy

Of course, you have to trust them to actually do that.

You're replying to the wrong person.

Isn't OTR usually don client-side?

Yes, it looks like you're correct.

If I read that correctly she could be charged with treason and a felony.

Agreed. I was interested, but after that message I don't really want to deal with them. If this is how they deal with prospective customers, I don't really trust them.

Also, keep in mind, in 1932 Germany was a democracy.

So... The army said so?

Do you have any evidence that Manning hurt his enemies?

Actually, iirc the Chinese made that processor because they were afraid of the US putting backdoors in Intel and AMD chips