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This might come in handy: shuf -n4 /usr/share/dict/words | tr '\n' ' '

• eru 15y ago
  If you allow multiple occurrences of the same word, you can get slightly higher entropy while making the passwords potentially even easier to remember. echo $(for i in 1 2 3 4; do shuf -n1 /usr/share/dict/words; done) (Sorry, I'm not very good at bash, so this loop is probably not idiomatic.)
  • bnegreve 15y ago
    for i in `seq 1 4`; :)
    • bronson 15y ago
      If this is golf, you took two more strokes than he did.
    • eru 15y ago
      Thanks. By the way, $(seq 4) is enough.
• DufusM 15y ago
  I don't think those words are very practical. For example, 4 consecutive runs produced: shippon preannouncer half-hourly withgang egotize baffs chapter monolater photoengraver beachhead linguidental autoheader hazeled defloration exhumate barretries none of which seem particularly easy to remember (or spell even).
  • nakkiel 15y ago
    It's like with any other program supposed to help you picking up a password; you run it a couple of times until you find something that ticks. Beirut ejecting sidings mourns