I use it now, and like it. Do you have any questions about it?
I don't think it's his or anyones specific surprise by this behavior. For me, it's surprising that people seem to just let him do it and seem like it's normal, which only normalizes it further.
Nah, they know what weird means. They didn't know what deplorable meant.
A 6 year old knows what weird is, it's not something you would want to attach to.
Nothing like seeing all 3 of the same posts by you in my feed 🥰
/s
If someone asks if the light in the room is on or off, do you go on a tangent too?
It's not why or if it's somehow justified, it happened or it didn't happen. No one asked what led to it, or why doing it is okay or not.
Since when has the party hated her? Never heard, or felt this ever.
I heard that the sun is a deadly laser, ya learn something new all the time
If you assume it never will again, then you've been defeated
I'm not disagreeing with you, but stop saying putler. It sounds forced as fuck and takes away from the points you're trying to make.
Maybe lead your claims with a link in the first place.
Either way, people are nuanced.
Doesnt make him automatically right wing.
Idk, same reason older generations liked TV so much. Keep in mind they had to air the "It's X o'clock, do you know where your kids are" commercial because they literally were glued to the TV. So when an older person says some shit about video games, remind them of this.
The databases aren't encrypted exactly...
The DB don't even store passwords, but a hash of a user's password. When someone logs in, their password is hashed and compared to what's stored in the DB. If they match, entry is granted.
Passwords stored as one-way hashes are cracked by generating passwords and running them against the same hash algorithm, like sha256, sha-1 or md5 if you're especially shitty at protecting information. Same hash = same password in most cases. The cracking is done using GPUs because they accelerate at those types of functions. This doesn't even consider salted hashes which make the process more difficult for an attacker.
You do this locally so that you don't lock a username out or trip alerts or become noticed by someone until you're ready to gain access.
"Sorry, my distress pin is 1 digit off of my unlock pin, you probably fat fingered it by mistake. I guess we'll never know. You really need to be more careful."