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Btw: There seems to be something wrong with the feed. I'll have a look at it tomorrow!
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
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Charles
Welcome Change
Not a very accurate depiction... It was really more like saying goodbye to a good friend. It was sad watching Lenn leave last night (we threw a very modest goodbye party for him).
As the elevator doors closed in front of Lenn waving goodbye, we all were choked up. Then we grew sadder as we realized that it will be quite some time before we see Lenn again in the flesh.
It's been a hard week, my friends.
I'm just glad we get to work for an Original C9 Dude, OCD, Jeff Sandquist, and not somebody else who doesn't get it and casts us as just some small band of Microsoft outcasts and renegades (though, in reality, we are!).
HappyMadSad,
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Aw, I most certainly would have cried if I was there at that moment
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Charles
Welcome Change
Thank you. We will carry on stronger than ever. Rest assured. This is the year of the Niner and by association, Channel 9.
Time heals all, but time takes time.
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Charles wrote:Time heals all, but time takes time.
Moderation +2 - Insightful
Extra 'Insightful' Modifier +1
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dotnetjunkie wrote:Aw, I most certainly would have cried if I was there at that moment
Are you serious?
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Jizg
Null
this one seemed more accurate...
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Charles
Welcome Change
Except that my character is facing the wrong way...
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Keep in mind your under the inks mind control at that point
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
Be assured, there will be a sequel today.
Unfortunatly I forgot to add the following to the strip:
to be continued...
and
Part 1 of 3
Sorry if it was understood the wrong way!
I am sure no one would brush lenn off like this. But there is a reason for it. More tonight (CET). -
Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
Ok, I added the missing information to the strip.
Sorry again!
AND: The gallery is now in Channel9 Style! Check it out!
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sbc
GW R/Me
You can generate a hash code with .NET (no need to use another site). Simply use FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile. i.e.
lblMD5.Text = FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile(txtMD5.Text,"MD5");
If you want to do it client side, you can use the code from:
http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
Edit:
Also perhaps you could say on your site password length is not limited, and can even be a phrase. Much more secure that way. This is because MD5 is always 32 characters in length, no matter what you are hashing. So set the password field to be char[32] rather than varchar.
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
sbc wrote:You can generate a hash code with .NET (no need to use another site). Simply use FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile. i.e.
lblMD5.Text = FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile(txtMD5.Text,"MD5");
If you want to do it client side, you can use the code from:
http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
I know, I thought, it would make people feel better to do it somewhere else (i.e. be sure I only see the hash).... But tired as I was yesterday, I forgot, that they enter it during login anyway...
Will change it later.
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
Archive
Am I forgiven? -
Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
Now, that's a modest going away party.
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Stitch 2.0
I can feel my brain cells commiting hara-kiri.
Minh wrote:Now, that's a modest going away party.
I thought he deserved one
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Steve411
Me, all suited up!
I am all the way in the back!
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