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trying to do something pretty simple but just need a bit of specific knowledge to get it to work.

I'm trying to submit an image in a post request to a post route in Laravel 5.5. While retrieving a file from a request is easy with something like $file = $request->file('filename');, which will work with a html5 form that uploads a file and submits it to that route, what I am trying to do is upload a file via an API Blueprint. I've unsuccessfully tried looking for the exact post data structure Laravel expects in order for a file to be retrieved with $file = $request->file('filename');, which I'm guessing is a standard, yet I have been unable to find an example of it as an API Blueprint.

Hi, I've semi-frequently popped my head into this sub and offered suggestions, but I'm looking for some help that can only be given by a wider range of people!

I'm organising a little LAN party for some friends, however we're limited to our 'weakest link', a friend with a PC boasting an Intel HD 3000. However, additionally, we also have a newcomer in our midst who doesn't have many games on Steam, so we're looking for local multiplayer games that are not only low-spec, but DRM free (so they can be shared around just for this particular occasion).

I thought this would be a good question to ask this community, as a list would serve useful to anyone who wants to quickly play with their frien

Because the game is effectively banned from sale in Australia, the bundle only provides a DRM-free copy (not sure how that's still not selling it).

The usual 8 Steam keys has been changed here. The game has also been unavailable for Australians on the Humble Store, which includes a DRM-free and Steam key, which is seemingly subject to the same terms and conditions as the Humble Monthly.

So how come making a Steam key unavailable for the game necessitates removing it from the Humble Store, but is perfectly acceptable to still be counted as 1 of the 8 Humble Monthly titles?

Granted the Terms of Service include

"2. PAYMENT AND DELIVERY (a) Pricing of Products. ...Humble Bundle reserves

Knowing the 60 character output of hash::make() also contains the other Bcrypt aspects, so encrypting them would seem excessive, yet I can't find much definitive info on how many passes have been made on the actual encrypted password portion. Is it recommended to hash::make() a password multiple times or is a single use sufficient?

Thanks for any advice/info in advance!

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Thank you all for your comments, it makes sense now. I was hesitant to use hash::make() before knowing the extent in which to use it, and I was quite clueless on how Bcrypt works. I can't really convey how much it is appreciated that you all bothered to help, thank you.

I ask because I've just had a shit experience with Sega support. Apart from the fact that it's taken them over a week to respond, I'm not getting any keys because despite the three occasions (and multiple email addresses) I tried to subscribe (a requirement for redeeming the bundles), I never got a confirmation email, crap considering there was and is nothing I can do (I even participated in the event FFS). So no second and third prize bundle for me.

Regardless, that is just my case, has anyone else had these problems? There's a few over on r/sega and I ask to see if there's many more here, because free or not, they promised prize bundles and it's unfair to not honor that when their syste