Pandavonium
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By default, it uses a dash "-" as separator. I was mucking around with different settings when I discovered it. It also uses 4 words by default and I changed it to 5. Funnily enough, I read a few articles that specifically suggested 4 words is fine but 5 is ideal.
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Pandavonium on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @08:02AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm currently migrating from LastPass to Bitwarden. As part of the process, I'm updating a bunch of passwords. Bitwarden's generator can create random passphrases like the following:spiny approval avalanche uncouth tattooAre these generated passphrases suitable for use on more sensitive accounts? I'm currently using generated passwords with numbers and symbols (20+ characters) but this can be a...
> Arguably, Australia’s greatest cultural achievement is the Tim Tam.
After eating half a packet with my cuppa this morning (and feeling somewhat queasy for it), I can confirm timtams are one of our finest accomplishments.
Chessbase owns Fat Fritz.
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Pandavonium on Thursday May 20, 2021 @11:55PM
from the medium.com dept.
Having young kids, I'd love to see the changing of the clocks go the way of the dinosaurs. I don't care which way, just pick one and stick with it.
Stylesheet encapsulation is a godsend for my particular use case. I work on a web chat product that's placed on various sites - CSS scoping solves 90% of our deployment issues.
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Pandavonium on Friday July 26, 2019 @02:45PM
from the theguardian.com dept.
Is this in the US? Are midwifes an optional thing? I've had experience with births in Australia and the UK where hospital midwifes led the process, from antenatal to birthing and postnatal.
Posted by
Pandavonium on Sunday January 27, 2019 @08:31PM
from the theguardian.com dept.
Cool, thanks for the recommendations. I gravitated to SciShow because was produced by Hank Green, who's other YouTube offerings I really enjoy. I guess it's a lesson to be more critical with my sources, regardless of the author's previous work.
That's a shame, I like their presenters. Are there any interesting science-related YouTube channels that you can recommend?
In the comments the author says they were offered a total of $130 for the model account and $400 for the photographer account.
Excuse my ignorance, but how does this compare to a service like PIA?