On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Daniel Carrera wrote:
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The system Smoot recommended is good, and is popular advice. Think of
a phrase that you can remember easily.
[...]
Umich has had good guidelines for a long time, though more recently the
recommended number of characters has increased to 9:
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Daniel Carrera wrote:
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how can a one-time pad be useful?
[..]
Sorry. One time pad can also have some very specific meanings within
cryptography meaning a one time pad of encryption keys. I was thinking
more along the lines of single use passwords, which is common.
A
I probaby meant to say 'pad of single use passwords', but made some
mistakes in both the terminology in use and my writing. ;)
Yes, a big limitation is distributing the passwords.
Single use passwords are usually transmitted out of band. I nthe case of
banks, they send a new list of 50 or a
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Lars Oppermann wrote:
While defining a DRM container is possible (as we all aggree), the
problem is with the enforcment of that container on an open platform.
'Enforce' and 'open' just don't work well together I guess ;)
Though it's not inconceivable. After all, the most
When installing OOo select custom instead of default. On custom you can manually
select which modules to install one of this modules is the XSLT filters.
When you install your filters you can export to XHTML. The actual XSLT is on
this path:
/openoffice.org/share/xslt/xhtml/
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Alexandro
Peter Kupfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
...in a grander sense, if MS does open its format and keeps it that
way,
... which I do not believe until I've seen it.
-- Johan
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On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 05:07 -0500, Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Also, IMHO, if your bank does not use a one-time pad for passwords as
*part* of the authentication process, then you should switch banks ASAP.
Usually when switching bank, you can negotiate better deals and a few
perks depending on
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 05:33 -0500, Lars D. Noodén wrote:
A one time pad is useful in situations where the password can or is
intercepted. Kerberos tickets use this principle, IIRC, though not
actual Kerberos passwords unless you front end it to S/Key or something
similar.
S/Key is not a
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 08:34 +0100, blabla wrote:
So if I save all my passwords (I simply don't for banking...) using
Mozilla, are you saying that this is a stupid thing to do?
I save most of my Website passwords in Firefox, but I encrypt them with
a long passphrase. I do not think this is
Hi Alexandro,
I did this, I was doing some tests with this sample but I saw that it
doesn´t work well with complex tables.
Do you know how can I solve this problem?
I´m sending to you one of the tests done with Open Office 1.9.62
Tks
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 16:34:41 +0200, Alexandro Colorado
No I don't, tables are evil. You should use CSS instead. Tables should only be
present on tabular data. What you sent me makes not much sense. I guess you
could work on the XSLT colspan behavior, that's all I can say.
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Co-Leader of OpenOffice.org Spanish
Hi All,
I was recently sent details of a site that contains public domain
photos. This may be of use to the project, or at least to people
who use OOo and need something in their galleries. :)
http://www.burningwell.org/gallery/
I suggest if people are interested, please join and upload some
On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 21:45 -0500, Daniel Carrera wrote:
Jonathon,
Do you think there's a chance we'll convince the release team to include a
few more templates, photos and clipart with OOo? I've been arguing about
that for ages. There are thousands of public domain photos from Open Clip
Jonathon Coombes wrote:
From memory, the main issue with clipart,photos etc were that
Sun could not validate them. So what they wanted was for all
submissions (same with the code) to be licensed as Sun being
part owners. This idea was absurd when it came to public domain
images etc and I
Jonathon Blake wrote:
so I can learn about those features.
Styles are your friend.
That's a very cute non-answer, but I was hoping to hear something
meaningful.
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