@isaaclyman: You can always use a service like this then just setup a CNAME record or domain forwarding with your domain.

I've done some work expanding on it and the source code can be found at [github.com]

@whiterussian: Wikipedia works well.

I think the hardest thing is finding consumer product reviews. It seems like all you get is lists of spam. I normally have to go through shopping or Amazon to find some decent reviews.

You can buy some cheap LEDs at DealExtreme. It will take about 3 weeks to get them since they ship from China. Pick up some resistors at Radioshack. Use ledcalc.com to figure out what resistors you need. Use a multimeter to determine the voltage the sockets are outputting and just solder everything together and you…

@ffejie: I sit in my car all the time while I wait for the rear defrost to clear the window.

Over maybe kids are getting smaller and signing up as old people so their accounts aren't restricted. Text messaging has gotten a lot bigger so little, short emails are gone.

After watching many episodes of "It Takes a Thief" like others have mentioned I would probably lean towards the linen closet.

VOTE: VirtualBox

I've found IRC channels on Freenode to be superior in most cases, especially when coding (#web, #css, #php, #mysql)

@adamzr: It gets better, it was an encryption that was developed in 1977 and has been out of date for a long time.

@adamzr: It gets better, it was an encryption that was developed in 1977 and has been out of date for a long time.

@Squidward Tennisballs (A.K.A Plankton): Maybe he also should have picked something a little stronger than DES and an all # password (which I could crack with my PIII in a couple hours) before he invited attacks.

@Whitson Gordon: Meh, here are the details straight from the hackers

@milrtime83: +1 internets

@battra92: It doesn't help when the site's encryption scheme chops off everything after the first 8 chars and only hashes that.

@gthing: That's how Gawker stored passwords. Look what happened. Each password needs its own salt and the full password instead of the first 8 characters should be encrypted.

@∞Gïmmï∞Mørgäikkøŋëŋ∞: It's not what they'd do with your account, it's what they'd do with your password and email

No kidding, you never know when a site is using some old encryption scheme that's easy to hack

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