passsword-protected blog

• Vigelic

  9 Aug 07, 02:55

  if its not a javascript prompt password.. then nothing u can do wad.. looks like its server side.. cant do anithing already.. o.0
• killtuna

  9 Aug 07, 02:56

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  Really "whatever"?
  
  And no one else has a response to what I said?
  
  Sheesh.

  I agree totally. Passwords are put there for a reason. If you really want to read her blog just ask her for the username and password.
• crucifiedx

  9 Aug 07, 03:31

  Originally posted by gLc:

  no......

  yes.
  
• technoboy

  9 Aug 07, 09:56

  xmms kpo ma...
• ndmmxiaomayi

  9 Aug 07, 12:41

  Originally posted by crucifiedx:

  meaning ?

  Google is your friend.
  
  In Google, type in or copy and paste this in: client-side vs server-side
• ndmmxiaomayi

  9 Aug 07, 12:44

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  Really "whatever"?
  
  And no one else has a response to what I said?
  
  Sheesh.

  It's just human nature... by hook or by crook, they will get the stuffs they want.
• iOn[xG]

  9 Aug 07, 16:15

  Still got way.
  But illegal.
  
  maybe you can ask for password.
  it's the best and most secure way.
• MooKu

  9 Aug 07, 18:45

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  It's just human nature... by hook or by crook, they will get the stuffs they want.

  And so because it is human nature, such behavior should be condoned without the slightest tinge of objection?
• cApitaland

  9 Aug 07, 23:17

  I really envy those who take computer engineering courses, learn all these interesting things like C++, Java, HTML, binary and of course network hacking.
• Grashie

  9 Aug 07, 23:18

  Originally posted by cApitaland:

  I really envy those who take computer engineering courses, learn all these interesting things like C++, Java, HTML, binary and of course network hacking.

  u are still young
• ndmmxiaomayi

  10 Aug 07, 09:41

  Originally posted by MooKu:

  And so because it is human nature, such behavior should be condoned without the slightest tinge of objection?

  Of course it shouldn't be encouraged...
• ndmmxiaomayi

  10 Aug 07, 09:43

  Originally posted by cApitaland:

  I really envy those who take computer engineering courses, learn all these interesting things like C++, Java, HTML, binary and of course network hacking.

  It's all fairy tale.
• crucifiedx

  10 Aug 07, 11:47

  so no other ways le ar ?