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Fell in love with PHP,CSS,HTML,jQuery,Ajax and many many more years ago. sheriff

	385 reputation	bio	website	bugx.ir	visits	member for	1 year, 5 months
310 badges		location	IRI		seen	Aug 27 '12 at 9:19

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Apr 7	awarded	Notable Question
Feb 4	awarded	Popular Question
Dec 2	awarded	Yearling
Oct 22	awarded	Notable Question
Jul 13	accepted	Why don't G+, Facebook and Twitter use text editors to share? Why would someone receive each separately?
Jul 12	comment	Why don't G+, Facebook and Twitter use text editors to share? Why would someone receive each separately? you said `Those sites generally live from the content itself` . You mean they want to upload those specific files to their server to represent it later? Is that what you say? Correct me if am wrong. thanks.
Jul 12	asked	Why don't G+, Facebook and Twitter use text editors to share? Why would someone receive each separately?
Jun 28	accepted	Will session_regenerate_id() without true parameter improves security? Should I use it right before login?
Jun 27	comment	Will session_regenerate_id() without true parameter improves security? Should I use it right before login? @BartvanHeukelom Why wouldn't they? When someone logs out you don't need anything in the session for that particular user,do you?
Jun 27	revised	Will session_regenerate_id() without true parameter improves security? Should I use it right before login? deleted 2 characters in body
Jun 27	comment	Will session_regenerate_id() without true parameter improves security? Should I use it right before login? Thanks. When logout happens all sessions will be destroyed. So why do you suggest to use `session_regenerate_id(true)` inside logout?
Jun 27	asked	Will session_regenerate_id() without true parameter improves security? Should I use it right before login?
Jun 25	revised	Why don't we use MAC address instead of IP address? edited title
Jun 24	awarded	Popular Question
Jun 1	comment	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view? It is not for internal usage. Suppose we have a commercial website. @curiousguy
Jun 1	comment	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view? +1 thanks, so you mean hosting companies that you have worked for don't offer Verisign, but they charge customers for the verisign cost. Is that what you say?
Jun 1	accepted	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view?
May 31	comment	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view? thanks. Different answers have been given you say that from security standpoint it does not differ, but the others (@Mike Scott and @olvrlrnz ,..) mentioned it is not. I'm in the dark now!
May 31	comment	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view? You said: `Any attacker can create a self-signed cert for your domain`. Are you sure about this? Do you have any solid proof?
May 31	asked	Does Self-signed certificate differ from CA from a security point of view?