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Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
by INTPenis 14y ago
Not a single sentence, can it be that they allow characters like ( and % but not whitespace? Boggles my mind that people don't use more sentences.
- vibrunazo 14y agoThere's one ilovemydaughternancy with no spaces. Why would you want spaces?
- mapleoin 14y agoI find that typing a bunch of words with spaces is faster than with words. I guess my brain is wired by now to automatically press the spacebar between words.
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- vibrunazo 14y agoWouldn't it make it harder to remember which places accept a password with spaces and which don't? I already have trouble remembering which sites require long passwords and which require shorter ones.
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- dchest 14y agoThere's also lovenancy18. Someone will have a long talk with his daughter.
- INTPenis 14y agoSentences are easier to remember. Yet grammatically correct sentences can give you things like capital letter, whitespaces and even periods.
- Retric 14y agoUnfortunately, they also cut down on the search space quite a bit.
- mburns 14y agoto make it more natural to type a passphrase
- nmat 14y agoPersonally I don't like spaces because every now and then I find a service that doesn't accept them - ex: you can't have spaces in your IRC password. ASCII printable characters are enough for me.
- wprater 14y agoLook at the difference in time when using a simple 'helloworld' password with and without spaces. https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm Also, for some more reading on why using spaces will make it infinitely more difficult for hackers to try and gain access: http://www.baekdal.com/insights/password-security-usability http://www.baekdal.com/insights/password-security-usability