Google Authenticator (I'm not sure about the app, but I know that the PAM module does) supports HTOP, which is the same HMAC-SHA1-based construction but relies on a counter instead of the current time. The counter is…
"Simplified Permissions" is a relatively new feature of the Play Store and only gives you general permission categories. It was probably changed from the older specific permissions to make it less complex for people who…
> + I understand that the pseudo-randomness of a computer is often accidentally way less random than the programmer thinks. So, the by-hand nature of these passwords seems like an advantage, all else being equal. Right?…
One who does lots of low-level C/Assembly programming. I know several people who do lots of low-level OS work, and don't use SQL.
Google Authenticator (I'm not sure about the app, but I know that the PAM module does) supports HTOP, which is the same HMAC-SHA1-based construction but relies on a counter instead of the current time. The counter is…
"Simplified Permissions" is a relatively new feature of the Play Store and only gives you general permission categories. It was probably changed from the older specific permissions to make it less complex for people who…
> + I understand that the pseudo-randomness of a computer is often accidentally way less random than the programmer thinks. So, the by-hand nature of these passwords seems like an advantage, all else being equal. Right?…
One who does lots of low-level C/Assembly programming. I know several people who do lots of low-level OS work, and don't use SQL.