Lmao.
As if my title isn’t almost exactly the same.
bcrypt hashes only the first 72 bytes. 24 characters is the max amount of 4 byte UTF8 characters when using bcrypt. Which is stupid because UTF8 is variable, but still, it’s a possible explanation.
but this in no way indicates clear text password storage.
It does.
No it doesn’t.
What an awful thing to say. Go question your motives.
That’s not true. There’s limits everywhere.
The claim was that a limit on passwords implies plaintext storage. It doesn’t. There is no such thing as unlimited on computers.
Seems reasonable.
There’s some software that hashes the password clientside before sending it, sure. But it still should be hashed serverside too.
The backend should care though. Even if strings can have an unlimited amount of characters, you don’t want to go and hash a gigabyte of data. In lower level languages you don’t have magic strings either so you might do something like char password[64]
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There’s many reasons to limit raw password length. Not many good ones to have it as small as 24 (or even 64) though.
Or completely glued together and you get a cease and desist when you start tinkering with it.
Violence of rightists:
Violence of leftists:
I guess in low traffic areas it’s alright. Anything else is just madness.
There’s one “roundabout” that I know of that doesn’t have this sign:
But instead has a few of these in the middle:
You HAVE TO give way to the right while driving on the “roundabout”.
Mental.
Thanks for your time.
When we overthrow the authoritarian governments, whatever bricks you have been throwing or using for building, you’ll have a place in our community.
How would one even know this with all the name changes?
Atheism is such bullshit. Anybody with some intellect would at least consider themselves agnostic.
I wish they just use normal TOTP instead of some app.
Yeah things blow up
I would stop them right there and ask when the last oil spill was.
It was last month. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oil_spills
There’s tools to normalize audio in a movie. Dynamic range compression or something like the dynaudnorm filter in ffmpeg.