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Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords? p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h
by mlLK 18y ago
Any admins care to share some pornographic passwords?
p4ss1ng g4s 1n h3r 4ss w/ my sp34r
d4n4 d03s d1ld0s @t d4 d1ld0 st0re
d1ck r4p3d j4n3 w/ h1s d1ng d4ng
- mlLK 18y agoAre you're kidding me? If I must really share. . .most sys admins encourage their users to come up with passwords that read like 'pornographic catch phrases' written in 1337 speak as means of ensuring system security while the end-user is less likely to forget their password since it's something offensive yet expressive.
- yters 18y agoPeople are hitting the downvote button more.
- ionfish 18y agoMy general attitude to passwords is "Never choose something you'd be ashamed to recite to your mother over the phone", since you never know when you'll be in a position where you may have to do exactly that.
- khafra 18y agoAs an information assurance guy, I'd encourage users to use the most embarassing possible passwords, since you should never share them. If you need to make resources available to more entities, do it by sharing access, not authentication.
- ionfish 18y agoGenerally speaking I agree with you, but in the real world (with real users!) this is not always possible.
- Xichekolas 18y agoThis is what I love about Hacker News... even a semi-trollish post generates two great replies that I am glad to have read.
- meep 18y agoIs it just me or are downvoted posts completely unreadable? It would be nice if there were an "unhide" button or something; it's extremely annoying to have to squint to read it.
- pg 18y agoThat's intentional. Downvoted posts fade both to save people from reading them (presumably most are mistaken or nasty) and to damp the submitter's karma loss (the fainter they are, the harder you have to work to be offended by them).