Re: Post nothing for good reason (NSFW)

[nerd_alert]

Did we learn anything from 3 Body Problem to figure out the physics of what is happening to those titties and how that dang shirt is fighting for its life

[Bluespruce1964]

[Bluespruce1964]

[Reservoir Dog]

Why does this stop halfway through?

[Animal]

we need some more of her.

[CHEEZY17]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

[Animal]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

that's Penelope Cruz, right?

[Reservoir Dog]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

that's Penelope Cruz, right?

Ana de Armas

[Animal]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

that's Penelope Cruz, right?

Ana de Armas

[peterosehaircut]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

that's Penelope Cruz, right?

Ana de Armas

That's still not nude. What are you doing?

[CHEEZY17]

we need some more of her.

Shes been nude A LOT.

that's Penelope Cruz, right?

Ana de Armas

That's still not nude. What are you doing?

https://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/t ... e.php/5848
https://celeb.gate.cc/ana-de-armas/gall ... esc#images

[disco.moon]

Did we learn anything from 3 Body Problem to figure out the physics of what is happening to those titties and how that dang shirt is fighting for its life

I have yet to see that but I was reading and Geist's TV thread about it.

[Reservoir Dog]

[8-TrackJones]

Using 4 or 5 words back to back works good. Then with that passphrase add upper and lowercase letters plus a symbol and a number or 2. Normally puts it around 26 characters. That will put it in the billion-year range for sure. That's if they let use that many. Most don't. Passphrases alone for me are easier to remember.

[B-Tender]

I'm sure everyone here is in the green...

[Animal]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

[Reservoir Dog]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

I have a go-to password that is numbers, upper and lower case letters, and symbols that's 23 characters long.

If someone hacks it, I'll pat them on the back and buy them a steak and a beer!

[Animal]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

I have a go-to password that is numbers, upper and lower case letters, and symbols that's 23 characters long.

If someone hacks it, I'll pat them on the back and buy them a steak and a beer!

that password service i use would flag you if you have two accounts with the same password. but, i would think one that complicated would be okay. i think they flag it because if a hacker stumbled on the password by way of a leak or a data breach, they would try it on every account you have.

[Reservoir Dog]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

I have a go-to password that is numbers, upper and lower case letters, and symbols that's 23 characters long.

If someone hacks it, I'll pat them on the back and buy them a steak and a beer!

that password service i use would flag you if you have two accounts with the same password. but, i would think one that complicated would be okay. i think they flag it because if a hacker stumbled on the password by way of a leak or a data breach, they would try it on every account you have.

What happens if your password service goes down? Do you have all of them written down?

[Animal]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

I have a go-to password that is numbers, upper and lower case letters, and symbols that's 23 characters long.

If someone hacks it, I'll pat them on the back and buy them a steak and a beer!

that password service i use would flag you if you have two accounts with the same password. but, i would think one that complicated would be okay. i think they flag it because if a hacker stumbled on the password by way of a leak or a data breach, they would try it on every account you have.

What happens if your password service goes down? Do you have all of them written down?

nope. i would have to start over. however, the chances of that what-if are astronomically small.

[peterosehaircut]

I'm sure everyone here is in the green...

Well for my age group I'm definitely in the green, about in the middle. I was shocked to learn several years ago that what I earn puts me in the top 25% of wage earners.

[stonedmegman]

after i saw a chart just like this i signed up to a password service and i now have a single password (77 million years) and that service changed all of my other passwords to be similar.

I have a go-to password that is numbers, upper and lower case letters, and symbols that's 23 characters long.

If someone hacks it, I'll pat them on the back and buy them a steak and a beer!

that password service i use would flag you if you have two accounts with the same password. but, i would think one that complicated would be okay. i think they flag it because if a hacker stumbled on the password by way of a leak or a data breach, they would try it on every account you have.

What happens if your password service goes down? Do you have all of them written down?

nope. i would have to start over. however, the chances of that what-if are astronomically small.

Having said that I'd start writing.

[Biker]

[stonedmegman]

[Animal]

Yes. Yes, I would.