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Tag Archives: mainframe8
Sourceforge.net requires new sf.net logo displays – updated mf8.de
By February 2009 SourceForge.net provides new logos to display on project websites. Projects that use SF.net services are required to display these logos to show respect for SourceForge.
The cool thing is that you can track statistics by using the new logos and chose from a variety of different logo colors and sizes. Plus these logos [...]
now on the mainframe8 scriptserver: url decoding
the mainframe8 scriptserver now hosts a new feature – an url decoder. what does it do?
the URL decoder decyphers / converts an urlencoded string online. URL encoding is better known as percent-encoding and is used to encode Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI). It is referenced in RFC2396. Basically url encoding replaces spaces with “+” signs, and [...]
Posted in hands off! this is my stuff, my beloved code, world wide webtech Also tagged percent decoding, urldecode Leave a comment
the mainframe8 encoders on dmoz.org
great news everyone! the md5 encoder and its equivalents for sha1 and des ciphers have made it into the open directory project. you can find it in the Science: Math: Applications: Communication Theory: Cryptography: Algorithms: Message Digests section. here’s a screenshot:
thanks to the dmoz.org editors!
[update]
i forgot to paste the urls so you can get there [...]
Posted in hands off! this is my stuff, world wide webtech Also tagged cipher, des, dmoz, hashsum, md5, sha1 Leave a comment
MD5 and SHA1 encoder plugins for major browsers