TOOLS, TINKERINGS & CODE
Greetings one and all.
I’ve put together a quick little site for you to play with.
I’m sure there are others out there, but I don’t frankly care either way.
I’m always looking to do a quick sha1 or a quick md5, but don’t always have to tools on hand (or I’m dealing with someone who doesn’t) so I decided to knock up a little website.
No-one is more shocked then me that I was able to score a sweet little domain like cryptohash.net, but there you go, I scored it :)
Head on over to cryptohash.net and have a play with sha1, md5, and all their cryptic friends.
I’m also looking at adding rainbow tables, and other nifty features later – but this will do for one afternoon’s work :)
Shortcut – If you want a specific hashing function (for example: sha1) you can actually go to http://[function].cryptohash.net and it’ll be ready and waiting for you (for example sha1.cryptohash.net)
Ok, so the beta tag is just me taking hte piss out of the internet community – everything is in beta.
But I thought I’d pop my youtube cherry and post a video to show a quick and brief overview of my webmail client.
Sorry, it’s my first video and no real time to edit it so you get no pretty music and no sexy voice explaining what you’re seeing.
A few bugs appeared while I was recording this which is interesting as I’ve never seen them before – I’m just going to blame Firefox 3 and/or coding on the train as the source until I have time to look at them.
So here it is, a brief look at the webmail showing multi-server, replying, composing, forwarding, and my spam folder :)
G’day one and all.
Just a short note apologizing for the lack of IPv6 support over the past couple of months. Something went wrong after AARNet moved their broker service to it’s new housing in Sydney and I havn’t been able to maintain a tunnel or contact them since.
Today, it magically started working again so hopefully this won’t be a problem again for a while :)
Back to pressuring my ISP to support IPv6 natively or via tunnel.
So I get home today to find that not only has the mailperson left my mail hanging out of the letter box to get drenched, but that my rent has gone up $15.
This increase in rent means that my rent has gone up 15.8% in the past 12 months. I don’t know what the inflation rate is but I’m sure as hell it isn’t 15% I would have noticed that.
I know the cost of maintaining the place hasn’t gone up 15% because apart from a new hotwater cylinder and tree and tree-roots in the sewerage there’s been no maintainence.
If it goes up to much more I’m going to re-evaluate the value of moving to Brisbane. The rent there is a bit more expensive (about $80 more so per week) but my transport costs per week drop from $80 to about $20, and the price of my internet per month drops from $89 to $49. I know that doesn’t quite balance out the rent difference per week, but then you take into account the 2.5 hrs per day, 5 days a week I spend on the train – the rent difference is now equalized.
I put it to my realestate – Are you going to risk loosing a good, reliable tenant?
I’m never late with the rent, and at worst the lawns get to be a little long before I get the chance to mow
G’day fellow human beings.
Sorry about the outage that’s plagued my site for the past several hours, an upgrade went haywire. Seems someone in the Gentoo community or the up-stream decided it was a good idea to change the way apache installed and how it’s config files were layed out.
Several complete rebuilds of apache (and php – which takes HOURS) later and after completely trashing all my configuration files and completely re-configuring the sites on the server.
Thoughts.
Anyway, it’s all upgraded now so we’ll see how it goes.