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   Zboon Mabsoot – No unwanted ads(zboonmabsoot.com)

   1 points by mykii 11y ago|0 comments
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   JavaScript services engine

   1 points by mykii 11y ago|0 comments
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   by mykii 11y ago

   except that nodejs generally uses crypto.randomBytes() and the Google V8 seems to have a strongest Math.random() but the approach is not clear
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   by mykii 11y ago

   http://ifsec.blogspot.fr/2012/05/cross-domain-mathrandom-pre...
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   by mykii 11y ago

   One more thing, all lib/codes i can find on the net use Math.random() that's why i made this lib. because i use it first :)
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   by mykii 11y ago

   I talking about failsafe not fallback, U will never reach the condition on browsers or nodejs. This mimic is there just to avoid a null return from .password() (generaly not checked by user) which could be more dangerous.
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   by mykii 11y ago

   Hey one thing about your website It could be nice if you can add a "Hardening" button. On clicking you can set to true/false hdl.hardening(bool) in order to get very specials chars. cheers
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   by mykii 11y ago

   thanks
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   by mykii 11y ago

   Cool :]
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    by mykii 11y ago

    "Jen is a portable and safe Javascript password/number generator" https://github.com/mykiimike/jen It works both on browsers and nodejs.