MissHoneychurch
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:15 AM
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what would be a good password |
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I am looking for a good password for my work PC. I need numbers and small and big letters in it. Any ideas?
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ET Awful
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:25 AM
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1. How about something like |
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M1ssHunnyChrch
:) (for passwords, I often change letters into numbers such as a number 1 replacing an i or an l)
Then I'll use unusual spellings or abbreviations.
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MissHoneychurch
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:26 AM
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2. thanks for the suggestion |
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I now have to think of a word I remember and play a bit with it :)
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:31 AM
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:32 AM
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4. but I am missing the small letters there |
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:35 AM
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7. somethings can't be said small |
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:35 AM
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:33 AM
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5. Oooooh bringing back memories of the game Wasteland with that one. |
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:34 AM
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6. bringing back years of getting shot down for me |
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:)
But MHC loves me so it works out well.
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MissHoneychurch
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Tue Aug-02-05 06:35 AM
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but to tell the truth I have no idea what that means :)
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Tue Aug-02-05 07:47 AM
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Edited on Tue Aug-02-05 07:49 AM by Coyote_Bandit
ooops....
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Tue Aug-02-05 07:48 AM
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11. Why not post your credit card number here? |
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Would be so much easier to come up with a password for you if I knew what your credit card number was. :silly:
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MissHoneychurch
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Tue Aug-02-05 07:50 AM
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12. I don't even KNOW my credit card number |
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I barely use it.
And I wanted to have ideas what to use or how to come up with a good password.
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Tue Aug-02-05 07:59 AM
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13. If thousands of people know your password, it isn't a good |
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Edited on Tue Aug-02-05 08:00 AM by lizzy
password no more. Even if 20 people know your password, it's not a good password anymore. A good password is something you don't tell anyone.
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MissHoneychurch
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Tue Aug-02-05 08:04 AM
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what I am trying to get were just ideas how to put one together. Like the idea from ET Awful.
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Tue Aug-02-05 08:45 AM
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Tue Aug-02-05 08:47 AM
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16. Mathematical equations |
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such as "NINE*10equals90"
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Tue Aug-02-05 08:49 AM
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17. your pet's name with your mother's phone number |
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Tue Aug-02-05 08:56 AM
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18. something that makes you smile since you'll think of it everyday |
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my Freebird12004 password is a name that I don't even mention anymore ... I don't really want to go into that user-name except to check on info from old PMs so the password will never be forgotten, it's a reminder to me 'don't go there' BTW he became a DUer after we went different ways
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Tue Aug-02-05 09:01 AM
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19. My password algorithm: |
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Pick a line from a poem or a song.
Use the first letter of each word.
Pick one of the following to capitalise seemingly at random: a) capitalise A-M, lowercase n-z b) capitalise only vowels c) inverse of a or b
Substitute numbers for letters that sort of resemble them: 1 I 2 Z 3 E
etc
This results in a hash that looks like random characters to somebody else, but is easily remembered by you.
Thus,
"Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary"
becomes the following possible password:
0UAmdw1pwAw (First character is a zero, not the letter O)
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Tue Aug-02-05 09:03 AM
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this really sounds like a good way to get a password. This is what I was looking for.
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