I have heard both options from reputable sources. Normally I would trust the company statements, but given their handling of this I trust NOTHING that touched them.

The Texas Legislature meets in Regular Session for 140 days every other year. Regular Session begins at noon on the Second Tuesday in January of even numbered years.

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That's direct copypaste

The Texas Legislature meets in Regular Session for about five months every other year. Regular Sessions begin at noon on the second Tuesday in January of odd numbered years and can last no more than 140 days, ending during the last week of May or the first week of June.

That’s from your source

No it isn't

But it’s in session in odd years

There are actual protocols that attempt to do away with most passwords, such as OpenID. The problem though becomes adoption. It is very easy to rely on the classic Web 2.0 login/password implementation

I remember clearly in AI class in college computing changes using matrices and calculating a likely outcome.

There are different levels of understanding here. Computer scientists/AI researchers know everything about the low level of how it works, but are actively investigating the higher levels. It is like how a chemist can know all of the fundamental forces that can affect two molecules but still need to do experiments to see how they behave in different conditions.

Although I am relatively safe, I am unsubscribing from LastPass completely. They lied.

Moving to Bitwarden

This is incorrect. They stole the password vaults themselves, so if they crack your master password they'll get access to all of your passwords. Doesn't matter if you have 2FA on. This is one of the main reasons why this breach was so bad.

Alternate title: Computer scientists knew how AI worked before they even created it by modulating it after basic statistics and pattern recognition.

Definitely not. It's been used way longer. No one sends plain text passwords since the late 2000s unless it's an amateur made website.

Yeah they for hacked over the summer idk why it's just coming back up now

Literally house.texas.gov

I really hope they concentrate on performance and reliability and not simply silly cosmetic changes to make it look "fresh"

I had to troubleshoot it when I worked in IT. It sucked mightily

As someone who had to try and develope emails for it, fuck lotus notes in its big stupid face.

So Texas Republicans till embezzle the funds and when the equipment they want is invented, will charge taxpayers again.

Oh ok that makes sense. Thank you!

They learn simple tasks on their own using data they already have. If they know of A and B then they can figure out there must then be a C on their own. Basically very infantile early learning skills all life has.

Hashed passwords are only useful for verifying somebody has the password. So if you are a website, you store only a users password hash, then when they try to sign in, you hash the password they’re logging in with to verify it matches.

You can’t reverse a hash back into the original password though.

So for you to be able to retrieve your passwords from LastPass, the password must be stored, not just the hash.

Notes gets a ton of hate, but I miss it.

Wouldn't that be the same as a hash password? Or wouldn't it be better if everything was hashed as opposed to it being encrypted by it's master password?

So?

I dumped Thunderbird years ago after it trashed my mbox file for the last time. Moved over to Gmail. And I'm on Linux