People are starting to realize that reusing passwords is terribly insecure (though too many people still do it!) But once individuals are past that, they still often think that generating their own complex passwords is just as secure as a random password generator. But the fact is humans are incapable of being truly random — they tend to draw inspiration from things they know or use patterns to remember the passwords they’ve created. A random generator will always be more secure than any human.
This question is part of an AMA with Matt Davey.
View entire AMA with Matt Davey.What text-based, terminal software do you still use daily—and if you're still an avid terminal user, are you also a developer or not?
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We currently use Quickbooks Online but the options for invoice customization are limited and the interface is horrendous. We're looking for something that can: - link up with our banking - accept ...
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