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Wrong analogy. It's a wolf who eats beef, and the "beef" doesn't go away if another wolf eats them.

Here's IPython equivalent. http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/hirak99/e7902bd49454cbc23bc...

Source: https://github.com/hirak99/ChromePasswordHasher

How would you find (n-1)! given n!? (Think for a moment before moving on.) Dividing by n of course, (n-1)!=n!/n. This immediately extends the notion of factorials backwards to 0!=1…

Thanks - that's actually a pretty good idea. With the base structure already needed for the bubble charts - animations, drawing axes, etc., it is not gonna be too difficult to exte…

The idea came from here - http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_shows_the_best_stats_y... This was my first major project on javascript... I am not a developer by profession. What …

Thanks for the criticism. I wanted to mean evolution will improve us eventually, only if those people with aggressive impulses have severe disadvantage going forward in the society…

Thanks for the criticism.

Thanks for the comment. Not sure if I followed the custom salt part - unless it is already implemented at the bottom of the page, where I call the salt as master password in the cu…

Hi, This is inspired by the Password Hasher addon for Firefox. It will hash a password and generate unique strong password from the same input, varying by websites where it is call…

I fit that storyline background perfectly. With one major exception, I got a job into finance risk management from campus, because my major was in Statistics. (Though after 8 years…