Luis Pedro Coelho
yetztpowerful datavis can be simple and non-graphical.
here's a project of mine from a good while ago: "autocomplete" for passwords, based on all passwords extracted from the "collection leaks".
the project this little tool was a part of has sadly been depublished since a while ago.
for those who like a deeper dive (into the datavis part mostly) @andykirk interviewed my colleague sabine and me about the project a while ago.
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michael@yetzt uuuuuh, nice! danke <3
Stefan Daschek@yetzt Super, großartiges Tool! Hab ich mir gleich gebookmarked für #ChaosMachtSchule u.ä.
Interessante Erkenntnis übrigens: „MeinPasswort“ ist 3mal häufiger als „KeinPasswort“! 😆
andreasdotorg@yetzt That's brilliant!
Sebastian@dentlike we did some extensive analysis (it's been depublished since sadly) and there are some quite complex and unexpected passwords in there. fun fact: passwords containing or consisting of emoji exists. wouldn't recommend though, after seeing in how many ways the encoding can go wrong.
@yetzt a good friend told me once her password for her online banking access. The password was "konto" (not even capitalized), which is the German word for bank account 🙄
Having said that, it was not allowed to have more than 5 letters (no numbers, so special characters) for the login password to the biggest German bank "Sparkasse". I asked why and they said "For money transfer you still need a TAN, so all secure." .....
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@yetzt Really neat tool! Thank you for putting this together. 
Der Dings@yetzt Cool! Finally I found a tool that generates passwords that are easy to remember!
André Gasser@yetzt That's very cool! Thanks for sharing. 👍
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minzmade@yetzt very cool, thanks for your work and sharing it!
Fischkopp@yetzt Hier ist ein Platz ganz oben in der Trefferliste also nicht so erstrebenswert wie bei Google?
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