Home Assistant, not Google
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Oh ok.
Why the heck would you let a personal home assistant access your website?
I wanted to view analytic data. Guess not though.
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Ugh, i’m awake since midnight and i’m already tired. Guess what, i update WP using manual way, but different approach.
In a popup appeared after dragging the new files from extracted WP folder, i choose “Overwrite if newer”
And my site updated and still working!
FYI, WP 6.0 will not work here
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Intresting.
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The hec?
Not a rickroll, but has the video. Don't click if you don't wanna see
For some reason you can’t embed a rickroll >:(
Or wait, you can?
uh…
IG you can’t copy-paste into the URL a rickroll from the embed page 
Oh and @Oxy
Got a snakebite?
Listen to this song and feel better 
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lol
So don’t visit whatever website they just bugged, got it
Time to go type in that URL
Btw, isn’t MD5 hash insecure? Either way, cracking it won’t be plausible 
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They hosting their website here /jk
Not feeling tired on replacing cname record every 3 months, mate?
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Cryptographically, no. Technically, yes? (Sorry, I got it messed up the first time!!!)
But I’m no expert. I like me sha512, whirlpool, and crypt() with a sha512 salt.
OOf (but that’s me 
)
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Ha. I use CF so I only have to renew my Self Signed every 10 years.
And SHA256 with at least a 8 character salt is good.
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I do for all of my other domains here (and elsewhere) except for one.
Good to know, thanks!
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I think I was thinking about MD4.
Apparently though, MD5 is too fast.
I just use Go’s bcrypt
It even gives information in the hash (of course, nothing too revealing)!!!
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“The security of MD4 has been severely compromised.” Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD4
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Yes, that was the one I was thinking about.
I honestly want to make my own hashing algorithm, just to see how one might work (and of course, not use it for any actually sensitive information). Ditto with encryption. The most I’ve made is a Caesar cipher.
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