!-- Begin
function LogIn(){
loggedin=false;
username="";
password="";
username=prompt("?? ?????:","");
username=username.toLowerCase();
password=prompt("?????:","");
password=password.toLowerCase();
if (username=="shaham-a" && password=="ash370i11") {
loggedin=true;
window.location="2yeardivide.htm";
}
if (username=="sigal" && password=="sigal") {
loggedin=true;
window.location="2yeardivide.htm";
}
if (username=="aca2" && password=="aca2") {
loggedin=true;
window.location="2yeardivide.htm";
}
if (loggedin==false) {
alert("????? ????? ??????!");
}
}
// End --
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Web 3.0
Remember to include passwords in your source code.
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11 comments:
...I have to go change some passwords now.
Obviously the same coders who figured that 2 digit year codes would be OK, because NOBODY could be using that same code by the end of the century.
And of course, the world's entire operation is now dependent on these chuckle heads.
I tellya, zombie is the future. Breathers are not sustainable.
I really don't know what's going on there, but the contact info for the staff has a lot of Israeli government email addresses.
I had a plumber do some work for me once - his name was Stan.
Coincidence?
Oh, I didn't mean to go all conspiracy: I just figured that people with an official connection would try not to have a shit website.
(a polite person doesn't look at another person's source code)
Or sends 'em an email about it.
I look at other people's source code all the time but I try to be discreet about it and wear dark glasses.
iT iz the Norse Cold you need to be worried about, warmers!
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I've tried to learn Norse Cold a couple of times, but it's just really hard to remember what arbitrary combination of dots and dashes (or dits and dahs as they are more properly known) matches with what punctuation...
Norse code takes half the day just say hello, as well.
"and how is Bjarney Bjarneysonn and his sons Bjarney and Bharneysonn"
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