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I've been using Lichess as a password generator, seeding it with my opening moves. A key derivation function needs to be computationally hard, and I figured che
by tommiegannert 5y ago
I've been using Lichess as a password generator, seeding it with my opening moves. A key derivation function needs to be computationally hard, and I figured chess was a good start. Sadly, I've also inflicted a CAPTCHA-style nightmare every time I need to use a password. OTOH, that also goes for Joe Hacker trying to get to my passwords.
But now I wonder how this leak affects my account security. Maybe I should just switch to Go?
- czx4f4bd 5y agoNah, Go sucks. Play Rust instead. Way more fun.
- qsort 5y agoDefinitely C-level advice.
- ineedasername 5y agoIf you're into the occult, you can also become a saucerer and put a Hex on people.
- redrobein 5y agoRust has a really steep learning curve apparently. You might like Valheim better.
- CallMeMarc 5y agoThis one had me thinking really hard, good one.
- revolvingocelot 5y agoValheim!? The whole reason one picks Rust is to avoid the 'grind
- ineedasername 5y agoThere's a real classic called Binary that's even harder. There's even a metagame, "Bughunt", where you get a fly swatter and travel down endless corridors of tubes searching for bugs before they land. Urban legend is there's a game that is the most perfect grind ever, called Unary. It's basically the Platonic Ideal of Grind.
- float4 5y ago> I've been using Lichess as a password generator, seeding it with my opening moves. 1.e4 e5 2.Ke2?
- Tao331 5y agoMagnus, is that you?