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There's no lock in beyond a free mobile app download, a username/password combo, and a CC on file.

This reminds me that a certain large site includes my username and password in its periodical mailings (PlentyOffish.com).

So instead of generating the salt from the username / etc, you use a random salt and store it.

Certainly compared to mysql's simple username / password system there was a lot more to understand to set it up.

Just has to be something that can't be easily deduced from your name and/or username.

No username change nor emoji in photo title will break the link now.

If your username is indicates your position, your beliefs are outside of the mainstream and your definition of property is outside of the mainstream.

If interested email me at this username at gracenote.

It defeats this attack if it is 'username+12345acbdefg@gmail.com', right?

I could Google various permutations of a username and famous e-mail providers in far less time than it takes to write a Haskell program.

Send at least your Github username to me: david+hn@elevateapp.com Links to anything you've done that is on the App Store is way more interesting to me than a resume.

(I'll prove it if necessary, but the tracks to this username have already been proved out by the bitcoin community) This is pretty vivid summary.

Moreover, I know one postdoc (CS major) who uses a mac but never did "ps -u <username>" on a terminal.

You cannot "use a username as a password".

"According to a reddit comment, which we've stripped the username from" is quite silly regardless the genre of your article.

Judging by your username and posting history, you'd prefer to argue from nuts back to soup, rather than attempt to address valid concerns ("to rent stabilize, or not rent stabilize") within existing fungible frameworks (the rat's nest that is NYC politics).