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salibhai

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Pretty cool that you can make an online moneybag like this. I wonder what other creative gaming (easter egg hunts?) can occur from using this concept

In Canada, I used to get a lot of recruiters contact me from Monster and Workopolis, but now I get a lot from LinkedIn. Just a few days ago a manager at Amazon reached out to me on LinkedIn. So it's definitely helpful, I wouldn't discount it.

It looks like its mainly used for storing site login/passwords. I like to store other things too in password files like credit card numbers, notes ,etc.

Racking Mac Pros 11 years ago

Isnt this ridiculously expensive? Couldn't you achieve the same thing using cheaper PCs?

JQuery 11 years ago

When performance matters, or you are doing things on an order of magnitude, you may want to skip jquery

This is actually pretty cool.

From the article: Not too bad for a passphrase like “bolt vat frisky fob land hazy rigid,” which is entirely possible for most people to memorize. Compare that to “d07;oj7MgLz’%v,” a random password that contains slightly less entropy than the seven-word Diceware passphrase but is significantly more difficult to memorize.

At one trillion guesses per second — per Edward Snowden’s January 2013 warning — it would take an average of 27 million years to guess this passphrase.