Easy there. You're projecting and reading a little too much into it. I'm not a fanboy, it simply struck me as a conspicuous oversight to write what appeared t

Easy there. You're projecting and reading a little too much into it. I'm not a fanboy, it simply struck me as a conspicuous oversight to write what appeared to be a survey of password hashing history and technology, and not mention scrypt at all. It's very instructive, especially for people new to this stuff, to see the contrast between bcrypt's CPU-hard algorithm and scrypt's CPU-hard + memory-hard algorithm. But jgrahamc's clarification above makes sense - it wasn't meant to be a general survey, but only what CloudFlare has done.