Wedgwood Three Color Jasper Dip Diceware Vase, England, late 18th century, bell-shape with scalloped rim, lilac ground with applied green quatrefoils to engine turned dicing, white foliate borders, impressed mark, ht. 5 7/8 in.
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Wedgwood Three Color Jasper Dip Diceware Vase, England, late 18th century, bell-shape with scalloped rim, lilac ground with applied green quatrefoils to engine turned dicing, white foliate borders, impressed mark, ht. 5 7/8 in.
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How to use diceware to build a safer passphrase
Fuck yeah I entered my new diceware passphrase completely from memory for the first time.
All I had to do was inconvenience my brain enough and it'd bloody well remember the damn thing.
Just decided to try out Django project. Used my old diceware password generator that uses random.org in order to achieve real randomness. Django works well, by the way. I was able to set it all up in minutes.
Diceware!
Diceware is an excellent way to create unhackable passwords. 6 randomly selected words from the list protects your accounts.
Password Headaches (Part I)
Password Headaches (Part I) @clmiller90
Reach for the Tylenol; which password did I use here again? Is this a site where I can answer security questions? Get a text message? Or do I have to reset completely? And – oh, no – if I have to reset completely, does it have to be utterly different from any one I’ve used in the last twelve months?
How does a regular person go about solving the password puzzle? Is there even a solution?
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Diceware 2015 - Linocut Reuben Bowles
Holes drilled in lino to form an isometric view of the pips of a die, referencing diceware security software. Entropy as familiar, dots as a die. Familiar as entropy, words as a passphrase.