It wouldn't matter. Strong passwords help prevent dictionary attacks against password hashes. In this case, it appears the passwords were encrypted, not hashed. So instead of cracking the users' passwords, the attacker need only attack the encryption key and they would get all the users' passwords regardless of how strong they were.

Not just collectible, playable. I'm in my 40s and through my son got into the video games recently and was surprised to find a really well developed and balanced gaming system that was both simple to understand yet nuanced enough to allow for extremely detailed and varied strategies. Online we found in-depth analysis on team and move strategies and a worldwide community of online players. This isn't just cute monsters, that's the marketing aspect, Pokemon is an excellent game. We are now doing the card game as well, recently joining a local league - and getting our asses kicked.

This is more than they ever imagined for the 11 other members of my immediate family, who still call me whenever they need to hook or unhook a (VCR|DVD|CD) player.