Comment Re:translation (Score 1) 114
If he were worried he could sell his ETH right now and be a multi-millionaire. That's obviously not his motivation.
Comment There are other chipsets for AM4 boards (Score 3, Informative) 71
The post states:
"All AM4 motherboards are built around one of two desktop chipsets for Ryzen, the AMD X370 or X300."
That's wrong. If you look at the article the most common chipset will probably be the B350. The X370 is for "enthusiasts" who want to use multiple graphics cards.
"All AM4 motherboards are built around one of two desktop chipsets for Ryzen, the AMD X370 or X300."
That's wrong. If you look at the article the most common chipset will probably be the B350. The X370 is for "enthusiasts" who want to use multiple graphics cards.
Comment Re:Apply an easy to remember algorithm. (Score 1) 637
If someone finds out your password for two or more sites they will understand the algorithm and crack all your accounts anywhere in no time.
It can happen quickly if you have a keylogger or something.
It can happen quickly if you have a keylogger or something.
Comment Re:GUID (Score 1) 637
How do you know which characters are available? It seems to be different on every site.
Some allow some Unicode, some even allow Emoji...
Some allow some Unicode, some even allow Emoji...
Comment Re:Here is a bash function I use (Score 1) 637
If you don't trust /dev/urandom you can replace it with /dev/random or change the function to use openssl rand instead:
genpasswd() {
openssl rand 300 | tr -dc '[:graph:]' | head -c ${1:-16}; echo;
}
genpasswd() {
openssl rand 300 | tr -dc '[:graph:]' | head -c ${1:-16}; echo;
}
Comment Here is a bash function I use (Score 1) 637
Stick this in your $HOME/.bashrc
genpasswd() {
tr -dc '[:graph:]' < /dev/urandom | head -c ${1:-16}; echo;
}
Then you can just generate a password by calling "genpasswd". If you don't like the default length of 16 you can give a different length as a parameter.
Here's an example of the output:
$ for i in {1..20}; do genpasswd 30; done
?g*urm[[*eFX4595yE4IGJlE}Y=aKM
o+g{\x]z}"G*!+9RSC/9}_?Cm.BAC,
^xvy:R1HAU?ltJvUHYC=?(/Vf94k"i
>CV&G_L0;z~"/8),$]dc|JuVY.Ex8Q
?kRAo&p+?#HhC27tB!Dao$u1K}%Y6G
Q$,CaghZ\>atglH3UNLQP}@G=aea+p
!=5Od(kW\d~Ki4Gf,?6:[iWJVQs+64
9,1FxZB&%#Ha@s,Y,$qNr%y6ddHT3Q
~Y2$7h1gxe(inHVFB=vE^8{dhu{{!"
zG)ft;!I@,j7T<ZKBa3^o^7|~Y/*0T
pfy>r$9B\efdt6)B-x/B5GCQywtb,%
xU+.k%T.g,el|<"H3aejl,68!:9]B-
g=VB2`#j!z5Fdrt|GxK[^oU<%+Qj,$
W0?}1(2W+__~\@.5}d5+;@rM?%.1`>
i59yTDH%Qla97'4"_bNbAh'hI243Js
cq@v,U4_8s*"?:7[qytCQ=9zDxx=k;
kozXefJoN[CI@w:'Fzi0$RSntHk<II
pvpc1vi4U%?]7=/Q!OC[b3V?'9})sC
1Frg'V]hTMFB5GA-Ek!"NCV3Y;5FK:
{]cW%y8cepu)vW;nq:dh}9G]SI=He^
genpasswd() {
tr -dc '[:graph:]' <
}
Then you can just generate a password by calling "genpasswd". If you don't like the default length of 16 you can give a different length as a parameter.
Here's an example of the output:
$ for i in {1..20}; do genpasswd 30; done
?g*urm[[*eFX4595yE4IGJlE}Y=aKM
o+g{\x]z}"G*!+9RSC/9}_?Cm.BAC,
^xvy:R1HAU?ltJvUHYC=?(/Vf94k"i
>CV&G_L0;z~"/8),$]dc|JuVY.Ex8Q
?kRAo&p+?#HhC27tB!Dao$u1K}%Y6G
Q$,CaghZ\>atglH3UNLQP}@G=aea+p
!=5Od(kW\d~Ki4Gf,?6:[iWJVQs+64
9,1FxZB&%#Ha@s,Y,$qNr%y6ddHT3Q
~Y2$7h1gxe(inHVFB=vE^8{dhu{{!"
zG)ft;!I@,j7T<ZKBa3^o^7|~Y/*0T
pfy>r$9B\efdt6)B-x/B5GCQywtb,%
xU+.k%T.g,el|<"H3aejl,68!:9]B-
g=VB2`#j!z5Fdrt|GxK[^oU<%+Qj,$
W0?}1(2W+__~\@.5}d5+;@rM?%.1`>
i59yTDH%Qla97'4"_bNbAh'hI243Js
cq@v,U4_8s*"?:7[qytCQ=9zDxx=k;
kozXefJoN[CI@w:'Fzi0$RSntHk<II
pvpc1vi4U%?]7=/Q!OC[b3V?'9})sC
1Frg'V]hTMFB5GA-Ek!"NCV3Y;5FK:
{]cW%y8cepu)vW;nq:dh}9G]SI=He^
Comment Re:Read the Fine Summary (Score 5, Insightful) 672
So why can't this check for TPM_Owner be removed?
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