I don't get why all these big name companies are plantexting their passwords, it makes no sense, if their data gets knicked, then everyone can gain access.md5($password.md5($salt));
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G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩€, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 19:54,
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the internet used to be nice, now it isn't, that about sums it upbrb, smokin a j, u jelly?
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mongychops, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 19:56,
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I'm auight, bit mashed on the sevradol, but it hardly touches the sides these days.Guess it would be good to get my tollerance down.
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G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩€, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:09,
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the only reason i want my nan home to look after is so i get the meds, man when my mum died i got a shit load of good scripts(
mongychops, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:11,
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The fuss you made last week I'd thought she'd be long dead by now.(
Neptune A dole queue dosser and foul mouthed chav., Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:13,
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whoa, don't hate the reporter i only give you the news as i get it(
mongychops, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:15,
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Gawd Bless ya', £10/month unlimited prepay.(
G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩€, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:20,
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b3ta held passwords in plaintext until a couple of years ago.You could view source in your "Update my profile" page when logged in and see your password. Not any more though.
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They changed it about 5 years ago when I pointed it out to cr3.=)
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G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩€, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:11,
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You're a good geek, Gonz.Have you had a decent lol at the big bitcoin hack/sellout fiasco that happened an hour or two ago? I was just having a look at their market tickers to see what all the fuss about this cryptomoney was, and as I watched the value on their largest market dropped from $17/coin to $0.01/coin in about 30 minutes.
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I'm not on the ball with Bitcoin, it sounds like those dodgy russian paypal clones that were used to buy russian royalty-free stuff about 8 years ago.I'll keep a heads up look at it though.
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G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩€, Sun 19 Jun 2011, 20:35,
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