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New password generator
I wrote it in python for fun. Next I’ll redo it with javascript and write it up for greasemonkey. SHA1(secret + “sitename”)=>base64=>custom password. Changing the secret would be a bitch, though. See password generator for the inspiration.
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Cool Javascript Tech
Some nut has written a completely client-side wiki that you can serialize by saving the item back to disk. I think he’s crazy, but as long as it’s available I think he should market it as “A Wiki Of One”.
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Reading List
At some point, I’m going to be home for three weeks and having a baby to keep company at all hours of the day and night. So I’m making a list of things on the web to read while I … Continue reading
Password Generator
Sam Ruby links to Nic Wolff’s javascript password generator. While it’s super cool and all — I mean, there’s a screencast! By Jon Udell! — the actual password algorithm is kinda stupid, in that it generates only 4bn unique passwords. … Continue reading
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Unicode Glyphs
Anybody know if there’s a proper way to represent a backwards K using only unicode glyphs? Thanks.
Wipe out junk mail
Click here to opt out of pre-screened credit card offers or any other use of your credit report without your explicit permission. … via marius.
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