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Question from my friend Denny
Hi Skoolers, posting for Denny here. Here is a question he had. What is your favorite software tool for this type of project? Hello Skool members! I would like some advice. I am using Windows 11. I am working on working on a presentation about Global Warming to show to the residents at the retirement community where we live. I have an outline for the script and I am doing online research to educate myself and get graphic material for a "slideshow" type presentation. I realize that I don't understand enough about the Windows files system to use it to really help organize all aspects of this project. I am a retired engineer and I learn best from combinations and words and "pictures" --- stuff like circuit diagrams, schematics, flow charts etc. I have searched far and wide on the internet and was surprised not to find much. I would very much appreciate any suggestions you might have.
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This is a bit of a quiz. Whomever guesses correctly wins a free Remote Support Online account Securing session, a $125.00 value. Check out the attachment product flyer. Here is the Quiz question. Which of these two passwords is the most secure, number 1 or number 2. 1. Green-Bora-Bora-85-88 2. fP8HEld"RuRk.a4b}w2n Good Luck!
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Okay here are the stats on those passwords. 1. Green-Bora-Bora-85-88 Approximate Crack time is 2,112,459,207,341 centuries 2. fP8HEld"RuRk.a4b}w2n Approximate Crack Time is 55,794,372,293,534,470,000 centuries So, I have a correction. I had my numbers flipped. 🤣 @Jim Paulson is actually correct and our winner. While both of these are secure passwords I would certainly rather type the first one. Password Strength is about randomness and #2 is definitely random. It is an example of a typical password that a password manager would generate for you. Is everyone using a Password manager? If not why not? So congratulation @Jim Paulson and sorry for my mistake there. I originally had some added items to my passphrase which actually did make it the winner but had changed it last minute. But wow, both of those are really secure.
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Here is a 3rd one that beats the other two. #3. .Diploma.overheat.pectin.unused.Golf. Approximate Crack time is 805,018,023,608,719,000,000 centuries. Goal is 5 or 6 words that are easy for you to remember, adding separators like - or periods, maybe capitalize a word or two and and in a number and yeah, easier to type and remember.
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What is something you would like to know how to do in Windows 11 and I'll make a how to video and post it here.
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@Dave Henderson Might need more details on this one. Give me a call on this.
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