It’s an out of context (OOC) panel from the webcomic Questionable Content (QC). I’ve provided a link to the full comic in the description for those desirous of context and/or wanting to read a fun comic 🙂
It’s an out of context (OOC) panel from the webcomic Questionable Content (QC). I’ve provided a link to the full comic in the description for those desirous of context and/or wanting to read a fun comic 🙂
Same here. See also: the ridiculously hyperspecific cat subs 😄
Sluggy Freelance is still going
It took me like a year and a half to catch up to current way back in 2004, I can’t imagine the struggle now.
Personally I prefer being behind: that way I can binge at my own pace rather than having to wait for the next one 😁
Sew You Think You Can Darn(ce) is the main competitor show.
First of all, guy on the right isn’t just a non musician, he’s an ignoramus.
Second, Careless Whisper is only the THIRD most iconic sax song after Baker Street and Run Away (Eurovision origin of Epic Sax Guy)
I had a long day yesterday, so I went to bed an hour earlier than I usually do.
Woke up over 2 hours before my alarm this morning and couldn’t fall back asleep 🤦
The third of his name.
That’s why I said probably. My calculations are not always correct.
Good point.
A series of pass phrases that you can remember yourself is still better than relying on a password manager that can ALSO expose all of your passwords, none of which you remember.
Whomever lives in blonde guy’s childhood home now are going to be hella annoyed in an hour…
hackers can prioritize English words
Yeah, all hundreds of thousands of them. In combinations that don’t make logical sense. Do you have any idea how long that would take?
Even if I limited myself to a 5 word pass phrase from a word list of 5000, there would be 25989619781251000 possible combinations.
Make that list the entirety of the English language and there’s no way you’d be able to brute force it before the sun becomes a red giant, let alone during the lifespan of an unhealthy elder millennial 😄
I was just answering your arguments and didn’t want to let all of that mental work go to waste when I saw the reveal at the very bottom 😄
The main advantage of a password manager is that you can have a different password for each account. Which means in case of a leak you won’t be in risk of losing other accounts
Except it’s the opposite: if someone gets the master password for your password manager, that’s all of them.
And I don’t think I want to remember 300 pass phrases with different words.
That’s another advantage of the pass phrase over the easily remembered password: repeating an uncrackable passphrase doesn’t pose the risk that repeating a guessable password.
You can use RentMauriceHouseHurryNow for all your accounts and they’ll all be safer than a billion different strings protected by a single guessable master password.
Especially if you’re not in the tiny minority of people who actually knows a Maurice who isn’t called The Space Cowboy by some people.
Can’t turn your back to the former governor of California for five goddamn minutes!