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Comment: Re:Forcing strong passwords in the first place. (Score 1) 211

by fph il quozientatore (#43575325) Attached to: Mitigating Password Re-Use From the Other End
At least for Firefox, you can easily sync your passwords on their servers, and everything is encrypted client-side so they'll never know it. You can even more easily get those passwords out (edit->preferences->security->saved passwords). The problem of the security of the browser/keychain program itself still stands though.

Comment: Re:mixed feelings (Score 1) 300

by fph il quozientatore (#43386327) Attached to: Extended TeX: Past, Present, and Future

* multiple ways of doing things. should i use \begin{center} or {\centering text text tex}. probably they both work fine, but each of them breaks something else in some obscure case.

Use \centering inside an environment that already handles its own spacing, such as a figure. Rule of thumb: if you need to put curly braces manually around \centering, you're probably using the wrong one.

why are some things \command{text text text}, some {\command text text text} and some \begin{command}

Most {\command text} (such as \bf, \tt, \it) are deprecated. Forget about them and you'll be happier. \begin{command}...\end{command} is mainly meant for things that can contain newlines, but I agree with you that there is some inconsistency here.

* the interactive mode when it hits an error. i am sure there is nothing productive i can do in that shell. why is it so hard to get out of. why is -halt-on-error not default?

Press x, enter. Took me a lot of time to figure out, too.

* can the output be cleaned up? when i run pdflatex i get several screen-fulls of messages. really it should be showing me errors and optionally warnings. * why do i have to run pdflatex twice? why can't it figure out if a reference has changed? latexmk (or a good makefile) helps, but it took me years to find it.

+1 --- I'd love it to be a bit more third-millennium, too.

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