Here there be dragons!!! Well, dwagon. And, uhhhh.... we're out of coffee...
mnem
Thanks, bitseeker!

Yep, a bit of a hurdle, but if it works out, we can customize it further.Specmaster wrote: ↑Sat Oct 22, 2022 9:50 pm Well this looks a little daunting but I suppose it will become perfectly clear once we have had a bit of time to learn it all, again![]()
Yes, custom smilies are supported. I'll finally be able to have a happy oscilloscope, not just the old broken one!The smilies are a big step forward but are we restricted to the current selection or is there a way to add our own customised set?
Good news. It appears that the CSS for the img element that contains thumbnail images has a background color assigned in the default theme. The thumbnail image, itself, is transparent. So, this'll be able to be rectified when making a theme for TEA or hacking the default styles.
I figured I'd set up phpBB first, since it has a pretty good tagging extension, is similar enough in user experience to SMF and others, seems to be able to accomplish more via extensions without resorting to base source manipulation like SMF, and we already know much of what SMF does and doesn't do well.
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#!/bin/bash
#
# 20 to 40-char password.
case `uname` in
"Linux")
line=`shuf -i 1-90 -n 1`
len=`shuf -i 20-40 -n 1`
;;
"Darwin")
line=`jot -r 1 1 90`
len=`jot -r 1 20 40`
;;
"FreeBSD")
line=`jot -r 1 1 90`
len=`jot -r 1 20 40`
;;
esac
dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1024 count=2 2>/dev/null|\
base64 |\
tr -cd '[[:alnum:]].-/_,=' |\
fold -w ${len} -b |\
sed -n -e "${line}p"
#
# EOF
#
Indeed. Been there before with SMF (for a different forum unrelated to TE).
Yep. Not good to reuse passwords across sites in general. And with the way companies sell identities (and associated data), it's good to have a unique email address per site, too, if you can.We should count on the password database of thing being stolen, as a matter of principle, and therefore I urge everyone to not reuse passwords here.
Only when its followed by a nice bang
This is good practice anyway. I've worked for enough shit-shows to worry about this scenario. Use a different password for every single thing you sign into. Too much hassle? Get a password manager. Cross platform tool for the job: https://keepass.info/