Maurice Batey wrote:

> Anyone here tried the password generator from:
>
> http://www.supergenpass.com
> ?

Can't say that I have. What's its "selling point"?

> (Very little traffic in Google Groups.)

Couldn't care less about google rubbish.

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Dave wrote:

> Maurice Batey wrote:
>
>> Anyone here tried the password generator from:
>>
>> http://www.supergenpass.com
>> ?
>
> Can't say that I have. What's its "selling point"?
>
>> (Very little traffic in Google Groups.)
>
> Couldn't care less about google rubbish.
>
I have blocked Google Groups in Leafnode. Comparing what I see with the
original a couple of days ago (not this group but one which has lost
members over spam,) the difference in spam is dramatic.

I use weak passwords anyway. I am a home user, not an IT person.

Doug.

Doug Laidlaw wrote:

> Dave wrote:
>
>> Maurice Batey wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone here tried the password generator from:
>>>
>>> http://www.supergenpass.com
>>> ?
>>
>> Can't say that I have. What's its "selling point"?
>>
>>> (Very little traffic in Google Groups.)
>>
>> Couldn't care less about google rubbish.
>>
> I have blocked Google Groups in Leafnode. Comparing what I see with the
> original a couple of days ago (not this group but one which has lost
> members over spam,) the difference in spam is dramatic.
>
> I use weak passwords anyway. I am a home user, not an IT person.
>
> Doug.

I use:
http://www.mytsoftware.com/dailyproj...n/PassGen.html
and set to base95

As a home user you should like all users think about the passwords you use.
If somebody gets into your account what else can they do on your behalf.
A complex password doesn't have to be hard to remember. It just needs to be
hard for somebody else to work out.

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On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 21:46:05 +0000, Dave wrote:

> Can't say that I have. What's its "selling point"?

No need to remember (or make note of) numerous passwords.

> Couldn't care less about google rubbish.

Googling for info in newsgroups has solved many a problem for me.

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On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:01:47 +0000, JulianJ wrote:

> I use:
> http://www.mytsoftware.com/dailyproj...n/PassGen.html
> and set to base95

So that simply cranks out good passwords, which one then has to
remember or make note of?

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On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:28:06 +0000, Maurice Batey wrote:

> On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 21:46:05 +0000, Dave wrote:
>
>> Can't say that I have. What's its "selling point"?
>
> No need to remember (or make note of) numerous passwords.

I don't. I use the same one on all non-important information. My problem
is remembering the damned user names!


>
>> Couldn't care less about google rubbish.
>
> Googling for info in newsgroups has solved many a problem for me.

On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:30:20 +0000, Maurice Batey wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:01:47 +0000, JulianJ wrote:
>
>> I use:
>> http://www.mytsoftware.com/dailyproj...n/PassGen.html
>> and set to base95
>
> So that simply cranks out good passwords, which one then has to
> remember or make note of?

:
|$ echo `date` | /usr/bin/md5sum
:

Maurice Batey wrote:

> On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 17:01:47 +0000, JulianJ wrote:
>
>> I use:
>> http://www.mytsoftware.com/dailyproj...n/PassGen.html
>> and set to base95
>
> So that simply cranks out good passwords, which one then has to
> remember or make note of?
>
yes it dows.
I use ewallet on my PDA to store the info I need to keep with me and
passwordsafe to store Info I need in work. I think they can both generate
passwords as well.
When I reset a users password I find a nasty one for them and give it to
them over the phone. Well you have to have some fun don't you

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On Fri, 07 Mar 2008 18:27:30 +0000, ray wrote:

> My problem is remembering the damned user names!

Ah, yes - me too...

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