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> Not all books in all languages ever published are "somewhere out there". I mean, they mostly are or can be. What's the point on relying on "nobody happened t
by kadoban 4y ago
> Not all books in all languages ever published are "somewhere out there".
I mean, they mostly are or can be. What's the point on relying on "nobody happened to catalog the book I copied my passphrase from"? Are you going to check every week that nobody uploaded it to an archive site?
There's easier schemes that don't rely on that.
- aurantia 4y agoFor smaller languages the steps would be: - Somebody would have to digitize an old book without mistakes. - Somebody would have to publish it online. - Somebody would have to scrape and archive that. - Somebody would have to transliterate it to Latin script. - That transliteration would also have be the same transliteration I'm using. It's unlikely it will be done for a lot of languages. > There's easier schemes that don't rely on that. Remembering random words is hard. This is how we got into this in the first place.
- kadoban 4y ago> Remembering random words is hard. This is how we got into this in the first place. It's really not. You just make a story out of it. My memory is quite crap, I'm still able to remember the ~3 passphrases I actually need, and I'm able to rotate them as required.