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You could run a cronjob twice daily that checks for each user's lifetime or something.

But I suppose you want something that does it upon that user's login? In that case, just put the code in the login validation portion of the script or something. (Maybe on the "You have now been logged in. You will be redirected in 5 seconds" or whatever page.

It really depends how you have your site setup.

Definitely go with a phone that uses stock Android. If you using it to test out Android itself, then you don't want to actually be testing out Samsung (or some other manufacture's) rubbish that they're put on there.

PC FTW. Nuff said.

Ruku, on 15 May 2013 - 02:38 PM, said:

This. Remember, client work doesn't stop after project completion. You can always charge for training, maintanence, etc.

The likelihood of it being a "real" cipher, or at least one that was only made up for the show.

Like Alex said, if its real, it's probably a substitution cipher, and seeing as only the first three letter replacements are shown on the left, it'd be very hard to work out (without brute forcing). Many of the other letters are hard to read as well, so I doubt you could figure it out.

I think I'll lump this with the "hacking" that is seen on shows like CSI. All eye candy. Nothing real.