andyman11 wrote:

This is a great idea, you should make it an extension, or maybe a service where you send the URL, and then the server handles updating the UOC?

GrahamSH wrote:

andyman11 wrote:

This is a great idea, you should make it an extension, or maybe a service where you send the URL, and then the server handles updating the UOC?

It's a website where you can design how your UOC looks and then the bot posts it and updates it.(I think)

Executec wrote:

GrahamSH wrote:

andyman11 wrote:

This is a great idea, you should make it an extension, or maybe a service where you send the URL, and then the server handles updating the UOC?

It's a website where you can design how your UOC looks and then the bot posts it and updates it.(I think)

Yep

notgoodatc0de wrote:

Okay, I am very low IQ and don't really understand what is going on here, but I understand the basics. My question is, and forgive me if it's painfully obvious, how should I feel safe giving over my passwords to this bot? It's gotta store all passwords somewhere, right? I trust you, but how do I know someone won't take hold of my passwords for malicious intent? Thanks! Other than that, this idea seems interesting!

notgoodatc0de wrote:

Okay, I am very low IQ and don't really understand what is going on here, but I understand the basics. My question is, and forgive me if it's painfully obvious, how should I feel safe giving over my passwords to this bot? It's gotta store all passwords somewhere, right? I trust you, but how do I know someone won't take hold of my passwords for malicious intent? Thanks! Other than that, this idea seems interesting!

GrahamSH wrote:

Basically, if somebody were to steal it, all they could do is change your UOC, nothing malicious

BGMead wrote:

notgoodatc0de wrote:

Okay, I am very low IQ and don't really understand what is going on here, but I understand the basics. My question is, and forgive me if it's painfully obvious, how should I feel safe giving over my passwords to this bot? It's gotta store all passwords somewhere, right? I trust you, but how do I know someone won't take hold of my passwords for malicious intent? Thanks! Other than that, this idea seems interesting!

You will never be asked to give your Scratch password to AutoUOC, however, you will be required to create a new password for your AutoUOC account.

GrahamSH wrote:

Basically, if somebody were to steal it, all they could do is change your UOC, nothing malicious

Pufferfish_Test wrote:

BGMead wrote:

notgoodatc0de wrote:

Okay, I am very low IQ and don't really understand what is going on here, but I understand the basics. My question is, and forgive me if it's painfully obvious, how should I feel safe giving over my passwords to this bot? It's gotta store all passwords somewhere, right? I trust you, but how do I know someone won't take hold of my passwords for malicious intent? Thanks! Other than that, this idea seems interesting!

You will never be asked to give your Scratch password to AutoUOC, however, you will be required to create a new password for your AutoUOC account.

GrahamSH wrote:

Basically, if somebody were to steal it, all they could do is change your UOC, nothing malicious

And your autouoc password will be hashed snd salted so that no one will be able to find out your password even if they can see the database, and it's sll stored in a secure database.

Edit: talking of storing passwords, I shpuld probably continue with the log in system…

AutoUOC wrote:

60-sec rule test

AutoUOC wrote:

60-sec rule test

PndaGmr978 wrote:

AutoUOC wrote:

60-sec rule test

… you posted exactly on 10:01:00

AutoUOC wrote:

60-sec rule test w/ setTimeout

API Error: Error [ERR_STREAM_WRITE_AFTER_END]: write after end

BGMead wrote:

AutoUOC wrote:

60-sec rule test w/ setTimeout

Huh

API Error: Error [ERR_STREAM_WRITE_AFTER_END]: write after end

BGMead wrote:

Ayy first project

GrahamSH wrote:

BGMead wrote:

Ayy first project

I made a thumbnail for the studio that isn't squished!

GrahamSH wrote:

notgoodatc0de wrote:

Okay, I am very low IQ and don't really understand what is going on here, but I understand the basics. My question is, and forgive me if it's painfully obvious, how should I feel safe giving over my passwords to this bot? It's gotta store all passwords somewhere, right? I trust you, but how do I know someone won't take hold of my passwords for malicious intent? Thanks! Other than that, this idea seems interesting!

You create your own password, not use your scratch password. The password you create will only be used for AutoUOC

Basically, if somebody were to steal it, all they could do is change your UOC, nothing malicious