Assuming the attacker knows it’s a phrase: The english language alone apparently has some 800.000 words. 800.000^6 = 2*10^35 combinations in a dictionary attack. That’s comparable to 18 random ASCII characters. We might also be using a different language, or a combination of languages, or we might deliberately misspell words.

A long string of random characters will give you more combinations per password length, but there are some passwords you just need to be able to memorize, and I’d say that’s more likely with the 6 words.

That is correct. But it’s not happening because of debt, and that’s all I was saying.

True. Which is why they lost their rating I guess. I was just commenting on why national debt isn’t a real indicator of anything.

The US Dollar is (edit: I should say “has been”) the currency of global trade. Everybody wants it, meaning they can just print more and it won’t lose value. It doesn’t matter how much debt they have as long as that’s the case.

I think anything that uses any kind of item that doesn’t come packed with the bread belongs on the “lawful” side.

Those are ok-ish for your own stuff if you don’t care too much. If you want to sell a product you have to do better.

Also, paintjob aside, those mold lines are insulting.

We once narrowly avoided something like that because the owner of the place had overheard that our friend who puked under the table had just got dumped by his gf. She was very chill about it, just asked us to get him home and maybe stop him one drink earlier the next time we were coming.

Some bar in Amsterdam. We were there for a Bachelor’s party/trip, it wasn’t even that late at night but two guys in our group were already drunk to the point of half falling asleep and kept dropping their drinks on the floor. The waitress warned us the second time and kicked us all out the third or fourth time it happened. When we all got outside, one of the two jerks had the nerve to ask “What happened? Did we just get kicked out? Why? Couldn’t they have at least warned us first?”

“we don’t want our children getting sex changes without our consent.”

Those people are awfully concerned with what minors got in their pants.

How is showing me ads for things I will make a point not to buy because I implicitly hate the products of people showing me ads more profitable than the twenty fucking bucks a month I already give them?

Imagine if all that misallocated marketing budget got used to develop better products instead.

Haha, no you can’t.

I’ve seen project managment in industrial fields go in circles in similar ways, and now that you put it this way I can totally see it.

Til Schweiger and Kristen Stewart, they each know exactly one facial expression.

But then, why do they keep canceling them before release? They don’t know if they’d have been hits or failures.

I have an nvidia GPU and it worked out of the box.

Elon’s list?

MS execs blathered about “the age of software running locally being over” long before Chromebooks.

“Inflation decreases” means “the prices are being raised slower”.

What you are looking for, prices going down, is “deflation”. Governments generally do their best to avoid that, because people would start holding off on purchases expecting lower prices next week, month, quarter,… and it would tank the economy.

They don’t know how bookmarks work.