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[2016-3-30. : 1:24 am]  Moose -- Do you have access to the email address linked to the Clokr_ account?[2016-3-30. : 1:24 am]  jjf28 -- RoyRoy shouted: I'd need DB access, jjf. I could take the salt and then hash a new password for him, but I just have FTP access to the server, so I'd have to do some real shady shit to work around that. but shady work's the best  [2016-3-30. : 1:24 am] Clokr -- I do have my pw written somewhere in my parents house, I can ask them for it tomorrow if its too much pain[2016-3-30. : 1:24 am] Roy -- I'd need DB access, jjf. I could take the salt and then hash a new password for him, but I just have FTP access to the server, so I'd have to do some real shady shit to work around that.[2016-3-30. : 1:23 am] Moose -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: maybe you can make an account with a new password, then copy the resulting value to Clokr's acc? This is essentially what I've done: changed my password, copied the values to a different account, then reset my password[2016-3-30. : 1:22 am] jjf28 -- maybe you can make an account with a new password, then copy the resulting value to Clokr's acc?[2016-3-30. : 1:22 am] Roy -- It also logs it as a failed attempt, though, so you can get a temp IP ban if you keep hitting it like I just did.[2016-3-30. : 1:19 am] Roy -- Although I thought it was the resend verification that gave Naaa+2. Reset Password should be giving Naaa+1.[2016-3-30. : 1:16 am] Roy -- I've looked into the broken password reset issue. I'm convinced Devourer never actually implemented it for v6.[2016-3-30. : 12:58 am] Clokr -- Who should I ask to fix the pw or make the pw recovery work with my old account?[2016-3-30. : 12:54 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- RoyRoy shouted: FaRTy1billion Considering 40% of the devs on StackOverflow are self-taught, lots of places are okay with that. You should probably put together a profile with some of your projects, though. If you get an interview, unless they hate you they're likely to give you a technical test by having you write code, and if they like the code you write, you're in. I also only have a bunch of random half-made things that don't do very much ;o[2016-3-30. : 12:49 am] *jjf28 casts ensnare*[2016-3-30. : 12:45 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- VraelVrael shouted: weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee jjf28jjf28 shouted: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ZycoraxZycorax shouted: eeee lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: eee jjf28jjf28 shouted: meeeeeeeeeeeeeemes. weemes[2016-3-30. : 12:44 am] O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- RoyRoy shouted: FaRTy1billion Considering 40% of the devs on StackOverflow are self-taught, lots of places are okay with that. You should probably put together a profile with some of your projects, though. If you get an interview, unless they hate you they're likely to give you a technical test by having you write code, and if they like the code you write, you're in. but I don't know stuff that I see everywhere, like binary search trees or whatever[2016-3-30. : 12:25 am]  Dem0n -- Inferno and I are trying to do to real-time analytics in a Diplo replay LMAO[2016-3-30. : 12:19 am] Moose -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: Is there some program that allows us to see player stats (minerals, kills, etc) in a replay? BWChart would be helpful, but it doesn't really run in real time alongside StarCraft, it's more of an analysis tool outside the game. You can see a player's current resources by selecting one of their units in game. (this is how you know Computer players cheat in melee LMAO)[2016-3-30. : 12:17 am] Moose -- jjf28jjf28 shouted: it's so you can deal with them programatically, I think someone wanted to detect hacks with it Okay, yeah, definitely see the use of the code for developers[2016-3-30. : 12:17 am] Moose -- CorboCorbo shouted: that lets me rename files like myfile.xxx into <a href="http//blagblah/blah/myfile.xx">stuff</a> bash LMAO[2016-3-30. : 12:17 am] jjf28 -- it's so you can deal with them programatically, I think someone wanted to detect hacks with it[2016-3-30. : 12:14 am] Moose -- It seems to be more specialized, for reading packets on ports 6112-6119[2016-3-30. : 12:14 am] Moose -- jjf, if I already have and know how to use a packet sniffer (ex Wireshark), does your tool offer any advantages?[2016-3-30. : 12:12 am] Dem0n -- Moose, you're late for MEME301: Meme Analysis. It's a required course for your PhCheese.[2016-3-30. : 12:12 am] *Generalpie yawns and flops over*[2016-3-29. : 11:49 pm] Corbo -- also would be nice ifit stripped them from stupid characters like. , and áéíóú into their non accentuated forms...[2016-3-29. : 11:44 pm] Corbo -- So I can just copy paste the filename into a site and have a link ;o[2016-3-29. : 11:44 pm] Corbo -- that lets me rename files like myfile.xxx into <a href="http//blagblah/blah/myfile.xx">stuff</a> |
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