If only there were some kind of program that could do that for you…
Many think that passwords with random characters are more secure.
Truth is: "four random common words" make the best password - secure and easy to remembers! 🔒
What is your password strategy?
Here are more facts about passwords and security: 👇
https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/how-create-strong-password
For a given length password, yes, a randomly generated password with a large character set *will* have more entropy than four dictionary words.
Of course, most people aren't willing to memorize a long random password or use a password manager, so it is what it is.
My brother in law is a chocolatier. Got to see him in action yesterday, and test some of the product. That big sheet was a caramel he had poured out a few hours before.
What’s the tag for chocolate? #grownostr #Chocolatestr 
https://v.nostr.build/gx2G.mp4 
I believe the correct tag is #diabeetus. 😆
Uhh… Does she not actually know what two-step is? Cuz that's line dancing, not two-step.
"problem"? I don't think that word means what you think it means.
IIRC, this is the article that led me to the original cypherpunks mailing list. (If not this one, then something similar in Mondo 2000 around that time.)
I didn't think it would take so long, but we finally have the magic Internet money we dreamed about!
Too far for me to rent an office, but close enough that I'd join a hackerspace if someone set one up there…
We'd like to think everyone will get orange-pilled, go down the rabbit hole, and understand Bitcoin. But that's not how people work. People trust public key cryptography—and, for that matter, fiat money and banking— every day to complete financial transactions in their browser and they don't understand that, either. As with the technologies that make up the Internet, the best we can hope for is that they remain open enough that those who do want to understand and to control their destiny can do so. Normies have other things to worry about, like getting their kids to soccer practice, or whatever it is that normies do. It would be better if things were different, but they're not.
How much of this traffic is actually to/from/within Africa?
If they can make a decent low-carb flour out of crickets, I'd consider it. The currently available options are either not low enough in carbs to be worthwhile or just crap.
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Actually, if you took Principles of Econ in the past two decades, you are more likely to have used Greg Mankiw's text. It is… well, it's better than Samuelson's, anyway.
