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[Newby]

Just because your password is essentially a dictionary word doesn't mean you have to be angry. :(

mine is not and im not stupid to sign in again and again and also that is why you change passwords every so often

Haha. Something about the structure of your post makes me think it WAS a dictionary word, but you changed it! :)

I have not changed my passwords in a long time, and I'm just fine. Apparently having a strong password rocks.

[leet_muffin]

Just because your password is essentially a dictionary word doesn't mean you have to be angry. :(

mine is not and im not stupid to sign in again and again and also that is why you change passwords every so often

Haha. Something about the structure of your post makes me think it WAS a dictionary word, but you changed it! :)

I have not changed my passwords in a long time, and I'm just fine. Apparently having a strong password rocks.

/signed.

And... HAHAH @ Ho.

[Super_X]

One of my friends uses "e" to the twentith decimal place. He's funny.

[Joe]

Haha!!  All the dumbasses that use Myspace deserve to get their password taken.

well you deserve to die!

Just because your password is essentially a dictionary word doesn't mean you have to be angry. :(

One of my old passwords was a combination of two words in the dictionary. Or maybe it was in the dictionary itself. But reguardless my new password contains a combination of (foreign) letters, and numbers. I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossible to brute, but I'm too lazy.

[Blaze]

Nothing is impossible to brute, it just takes longer.  :P

[rabbit]

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I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossibleimprobable to brute, but I'm too lazy.

Alt codes are just telling the computer "Insert character 0xQRST" (forced unicode for anything about alt+255), so it's not like it's some magical system...all of the unicode characters exist for a reason.

[Sidoh]

x86] link=topic=7720.msg97040#msg97040 date=1162435910]
I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossibleimprobable to brute, but I'm too lazy.

Alt codes are just telling the computer "Insert character 0xQRST" (forced unicode for anything about alt+255), so it's not like it's some magical system...all of the unicode characters exist for a reason.

How many people do you know that have characters in their password you can't find printed on a key on the keyboard (discluding  someone who uses something like pinyin)?

[Newby]

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I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossible to brute, but I'm too lazy.

What stops a bruteforcer from trying those values? :P

[rabbit]

x86] link=topic=7720.msg97040#msg97040 date=1162435910]
I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossibleimprobable to brute, but I'm too lazy.

Alt codes are just telling the computer "Insert character 0xQRST" (forced unicode for anything about alt+255), so it's not like it's some magical system...all of the unicode characters exist for a reason.

How many people do you know that have characters in their password you can't find printed on a key on the keyboard (discluding  someone who uses something like pinyin)?

12, off the top of my head.

[Blaze]

On all the things I care about, I do.

[Joe]

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I should use altcodes in my password and make it impossible to brute, but I'm too lazy.

What stops a bruteforcer from trying those values? :P

Well, doing the math, if you try A-Z;a-z;0-9, that's 62 characters. Now, I don't know the math to find out how many different combinations of different characters in different places in strings of different lengths there is from those, but I think saying a nice round value of 1,000,000 is downplaying the number quite a bit. Now say you want to include, for instance, the Greek letter alpha, and that it can only be in the very first position in that word. That brings us up to.. what, 32 million or something? Excuse my horrible lazyness in doing this correctly, but adding simply the entire greek alphabet (24 characters, it think, 48 if you include both cases, 49 if you include final sigma) makes it take like fifty times as long.

rabbit, for sake of comparison, if you know, how many of those people use a Greek character in their password?

[leet_muffin]

The math would look something like 62*62*62*62*62*62*62..... or 62^(number of charactors in password.)

[Sidoh]

12, off the top of my head.

I call bullshit.  I want names and pictures.

[rabbit]

Neha uses Hindi passwords (or Indian Arabic?  I don't know what the written language is called):


Charlie uses katakana (maybe hiragana, but I can't see since it's starred out):


Daniel uses Korean, and occasionally math forumlas:


This guy I hate, Peter Kada, uses Greek, but I refuse to look at him, so no picture for you.

Juanita uses French and its weird accented characters:


This douchebag (Justin) uses Hebrew:


This is Chloe, but I call her slut.  She uses French too:


Keon uses Spanish, but I can't find a picture anywhere.

[BigAznDaddy]

HEHEHEHE. nice pictires Rabbbit