What did you do today?

[Hunterkiller 789]

Work. Work. Dinner. Cleaned house. Work. Sleep. 

 

Rinse and repeat. 

[Finch 35]

I sat on my butt all day watching TV, sleeping, and eating pasta.

[xvii 849]

DEBATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

VOTE TRUMP!!!

[Solaris 3,581]

Picked up the keys to my apartment So hyped to move in.

[Pra3tor1an 1,234]

Had my HUET and offshore Survival training today, along with fire fighting and first aid.... I didn't drown so that's a plus.

[Kru 1,102]

About 3 days ago I wondered how long it would take to bruteforce a pretty basic password. So I wrote a quick C program that guessed every permutation against a 10 character password string. I also had it write every guess to a text file and print it to the screen so I could see how far along it was. I was curious to see how much longer it would take so I calculated the amount of possible permutations for 10 characters using just lower case english letters. Kinda wish I checked this first because its 19,275,223,968,000 permutations. My text file is at 107,593,160,516 bytes (100gbs) right now, so assuming that a 10 character entry is 10 bytes and then another 2 for the newline character(windows), I have only 8,966,096,709 or so entries. If everything gets printed out, my little text file will be 231.302687616 terabytes.

 

My guess is that I am going to run out of space far before I am ever able to bruteforce the password. I have about 410 gbs, so I probably have until the middle of next week. And then I'll probably spend about as much time trying to delete this file.

[xvii 849]

7 hours ago, Kru said:

About 3 days ago I wondered how long it would take to bruteforce a pretty basic password. So I wrote a quick C program that guessed every permutation against a 10 character password string. I also had it write every guess to a text file and print it to the screen so I could see how far along it was. I was curious to see how much longer it would take so I calculated the amount of possible permutations for 10 characters using just lower case english letters. Kinda wish I checked this first because its 19,275,223,968,000 permutations. My text file is at 107,593,160,516 bytes (100gbs) right now, so assuming that a 10 character entry is 10 bytes and then another 2 for the newline character(windows), I have only 8,966,096,709 or so entries. If everything gets printed out, my little text file will be 231.302687616 terabytes.

 

My guess is that I am going to run out of space far before I am ever able to bruteforce the password. I have about 410 gbs, so I probably have until the middle of next week. And then I'll probably spend about as much time trying to delete this file.

 

R.I.P. HDD

[Kru 1,102]

I've got two extra laptop HDDs so game on.

[Aurodox 424]

Getting closer to being over my sickness.

[Krazychic 3,311]

Decluttered the backyard and put a heap of things out for hard rubbish collection.  Started on the inside of the house, loads to do still, but getting there.