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21:00 pulsar pdurbin: i have seen worse today
21:00 pulsar had to integrate with an user database for my auth* stuff
21:00 pulsar which stores the user passwords
21:00 pulsar hashed
21:00 pulsar with md5
21:00 pulsar no salt
21:02 pulsar i wonder how long i will keep this gig after emailing every person on the project a screenshot listing top 100 "decrypted" passwords from the database with an idiot proof step-by-step instructions how to do that.
21:02 pulsar apparently lots of coder accounts in there. > 50 user records had "foo"
21:02 pulsar and > 30 had a "master" password
21:03 pulsar support too. a lot
21:03 pulsar stopped looking at with occurences lower than 20 though
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21:28 pdurbin pulsar: we're using BCrypt and I think our passwords are secure: https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/1034
21:29 pdurbin nice to see new people here. hi jennyb and kazaf
21:35 pdurbin ".@vlad_mihalcea @hibernate me too. My feature request for #JPA 2.2: case insensitive uniqueness constraints https://github.com/IQSS/dataverse/issues/2598#issuecomment-158219334 #java" https://twitter.com/philipdurbin/status/667772604070146048
21:36 pdurbin Does anyone know how to make a feature request for JPA?
21:37 sfisque join the jsr
21:45 jennyb hi.  (re pdurbin)  I'm a java dev with 15+ years in the field, also teach newbies.  just kinda hanging out.
21:50 sfisque nice!  good to see other long time java users :-)  (cut my teeth on 0.9b)
21:51 jennyb :)
21:52 jennyb 1.0 wasn't a stable enough compiler for me to get anywhere, so my useful knowledge starts with 1.1
21:53 sfisque lies!!!!  everything after 1.0 is just frosting :P
21:53 jennyb heh.
22:21 pdurbin jennyb: nice. you should consider hanging out in #openhatch. some very nice people there teaching newbies
22:22 pdurbin sfisque: which one? https://jcp.org/en/jsr/all
22:27 sfisque whichever one targets JPA-next.  i think that page is outdated.  it doesnt even list jpa 2.2
22:55 pdurbin sfisque: is that what it's called? "JPA-next"?
23:19 pulsar pdurbin: bcrypt is also what spring recommends
23:20 sfisque no, that was my ephemism for jpa 2.3/3.0/whatever is next version
23:34 pdurbin right. maybe JPA 3.0 is the next version. I have no idea. is there any roadmap?
23:35 pdurbin hibernate seems to have a roadmap: http://hibernate.org/orm/roadmap/
23:35 pulsar perhaps via jcp?
23:36 pdurbin hmm, not much at https://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/Development/RoadMap
23:36 pdurbin pulsar: but nothing is listed at https://jcp.org/en/jsr/all
23:36 pdurbin about whatever the next version of JPA is
23:36 pdurbin maybe JPA is feature complete ;)
23:36 pulsar https://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=317 - there was something for 2.0 up there
23:38 pdurbin pulsar: that's for 2.0. this one is for 2.1: https://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=338
23:39 pdurbin nothing for 2.2 or 3.0 :(
23:39 pulsar 338, yeah, just found that too
23:39 pulsar but not much more
23:39 pulsar 2013... k
23:39 pdurbin maybe they're sick of working on JPA
23:39 pulsar well, perhaps they wait for hibernate to lead the way ;)
23:41 pulsar did not pay much attention lately to jcp/jsrs, how did things work out with oracle in that regards?
23:51 pdurbin pulsar: oracle keeps adding new JSRs on that list. for Java EE 8 for example
23:51 pdurbin so I think the list is up to date
23:52 pulsar i am more concerned about the "community" part in jcp
23:56 pdurbin I mean I guess I could try to join the java ee 8 mailing list and ask if there's a roadmap for jpa.
23:57 pdurbin seems weird though

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