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  1. @BrittanySpears Given the crap you've gone through over the years I'd really like to see you get back to where you were.. it's a pity. 7:32 AM Jul 24th from web in reply to BrittanySpears
  2. Facebook Application Marketing Guide - Free Download - Start Making EASY Money With Facebook Applications NOW! http://tinyurl.com/me4ooa 4:07 PM Jun 11th from web
  3. Note: iPhone touchscreen + 32 degree weather = FAIL. It stops responding to touches. I had to warm it with my palm. :( 10:28 AM Jan 7th from web
  4. Working on making the profiles a bit mroe snazzy! Please ignore the mess. I'll fix it, promise! 1:53 PM Jan 6th from twhirl
  5. @ryanstewart know of any free but decent quality screencast software? 2:04 PM Jan 5th from twhirl in reply to ryanstewart
  6. @JesseStay prbly not their DB. They likely chngd the person's email just like they mentioned in the blog you lnkd to then requested a new PW 1:48 PM Jan 5th from twhirl in reply to Jesse
  7. @JesseStay then that hash is compared to the encrypted hash they have in the DB If it matches you have authentication Thats how most do it 1:35 PM Jan 5th from twhirl in reply to Jesse
  8. @JesseStay Highly doubt it. They store them encrypted. When you send them teh PW in plain text it is converted through mD5 or some means.... 1:34 PM Jan 5th from twhirl in reply to Jesse
  9. Creating some web banners to do some targetted site advertising via google adsense. Only problem is the 50k banner file size limit :( 1:13 PM Jan 5th from twhirl
  10. Keep tabs on your home using twitter http://is.gd/eD8J 1:12 PM Jan 5th from twhirl
  11. @twittergator Yes When you send them the unencryptd PW they encrypt it and check its hash agnst the hash they have in the DB to authenticate 5:45 PM Jan 4th from twhirl in reply to twtr_gator
  12. @0boy they gain the ability to spam all of their followers. For accounts with thousands of followers, that's a big deal. 5:43 PM Jan 4th from twhirl in reply to 0boy
  13. that way you can store it encrypted and pass it to twitterapi as a hash. 5:39 PM Jan 4th from twhirl
  14. twittergator - see my post here: http://is.gd/exbp Basically the way it can work is if twitterapi accepts the MD5 hash for the password. 5:38 PM Jan 4th from twhirl
  15. @twittergator Yes you are correct. The twitterAPI requires the user's pw and if you store a user's password unencrypted you cannot decrypt 5:36 PM Jan 4th from twhirl in reply to twtr_gator
  16. Looking for an article system for the forums. still trying to figure out how I'm going to design the homepage when all is said and done. 9:40 AM Jan 4th from twhirl
  17. I'd like to thank everyone personally for the "tp for my bunghole" jokes via DM. They are much appreciated.... 9:14 AM Jan 4th from web
  18. Wrote a post about the TWPLY.com sale and what it and means to the future of twitter account password security. http://is.gd/exbp 8:20 AM Jan 4th from twhirl
  19. Posted an info thread about the twitter phishing incident. http://is.gd/ewb6 If you'd like me to add your blog to that thread just DM me. 11:51 PM Jan 3rd from twhirl
  20. Doing some late night browsing and following. 11:46 PM Jan 3rd from twhirl