> The program shouldn't be trusted unless you wrote it yourself, or otherwise performed a security audit yourself. I'm just a humble non-crytographic-programme

> The program shouldn't be trusted unless you wrote it yourself, or otherwise performed a security audit yourself. I'm just a humble non-crytographic-programmer making practical suggestions with the most substantial security improvement for the least effort... Of course personally - I roll dice, dice that I whittled out of sticks, sticks from different trees that I collected from different parks, parks that I visited in a random order based on the results of a PRNG of my own secret design, a PRNG I built out of swarm crab based logic gates on a secret beach, seeded with a number collected from a geiger counter and small sample of u238, a geiger counter I constructed from photodiodes and aluminium foil, photodiodes I fabricated out of mud, rocks and fire. One day I hope to finish implementing my own general purpose computer and browser, then I will finally be able to use my passwords :)