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05/17/2015 12:02 #59997
Bachelorette PartyCategory: weddings
Last night (e:Heidi) and (e:Diane) had their bachelorette party at our house. The food was great, the musicians were great, the people were great. I really enjoyed all the random conversations I had. I even found someone who shared my love for l'Homme du Poutine.
By the end of the night we tried to make it all the way down Allen to hardware but stopped at the pizza place on elmwood.
I wish I got more pictures of the shanangins.
I think one of the best moments was when Callie and I went to Walgreen's and then came back with a mild slim Jim for Dianne who seemed to really snap into it.
05/17/2015 11:36 #59996
Trout Dinner at CocoCategory: food
Headed over to coco for Mary's birthday with (e:Joe)'s family. I love the trout. I guess some people eat it without the head. Personally, I like to eat the cheeks. Fish cheeks are delicious, which makes me wonder, do other animals have delicious cheeks. One time I saw a show about British people eating pig cheeks. They seemed to like it
05/15/2015 21:41 #59995
Old StationaryCategory: stationary
05/15/2015 16:08 #59993
Bike KillCategory: roadkill
05/15/2015 14:26 #59991
The Ugliest HTMLCategory: html
This vendor is so terrible.
Its not just this, its everything.
At one point I found their image loader just let me load any file on their server something like <img src="imageloader.asp?path=c:\inetpub\somefolder\some.jpg" /> which was easily replaced with any file on the server in order to stream it.
When I discussed it with their security team they changed it to something like <img src="imageloader.asp?path=HKJSHD*IY#(#:DJGT..." /> but every image still starts with the same prefix leading me to believe that is the representation of c:\ etc in whatever lame homegrown encryption method they tried to use.
Its scary that they are in the cloud business storing sensitive information.
Its not just this, its everything.
At one point I found their image loader just let me load any file on their server something like <img src="imageloader.asp?path=c:\inetpub\somefolder\some.jpg" /> which was easily replaced with any file on the server in order to stream it.
When I discussed it with their security team they changed it to something like <img src="imageloader.asp?path=HKJSHD*IY#(#:DJGT..." /> but every image still starts with the same prefix leading me to believe that is the representation of c:\ etc in whatever lame homegrown encryption method they tried to use.
Its scary that they are in the cloud business storing sensitive information.
It was great ... On a side note writing a comment feels odd my body wants to like retweet it or like it or something .... It really was a great time ...