Am I allowed to correct grammar in the comments section of a video about making mistakes?

Me thoooooooooooooo

no

i see you on every darn video

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they did, with the passwords at the end. samthepenguinman is stronger than the random numbers and symbols

He sorta did with the acronym/initialism thing, in that that's not a universally recognized distinction. Many sources consider it correct to call "USA" an acronym.

@@TamzinHadasa Maybe because they read it as "usa" instead of "u.s.a".

Lone Starr the yoosa

In the thumbnail, its written mistackes instead of mistakes.

HAI came from TWL by the way

you spelled mistakes wrong its supposed to me mistackes

8. Add aviation related stuff in it

I don't think Dashlane would really work for banks, since you only really type part of the password in each time.

Mistackes was intentional

r/whoosh

Cristianroch19 this isnt a r/woooosh , the woooosh has 4 o's too dumbass

It's yt/whoooosh apparently

@cyka neu no i can't. If you know reddit, 1 less o meant different subreddit. Also don't mention subreddits outside reddit. It don't work. There is a sub-reddit specially for mocking people that mention Subreddits outside Reddit.

that’s half as interesting as HAI being 2 years old

So it s one

That'll be interesting

But it's only a quarter as interesting as when it will be 4 years old!

Wow I didn't even notice that Melbourne was in the wrong position where Adelaide should be.

Same Mate‽

same

Same

Huh who knew jokes aren't always supposed to be interpreted literally

The coo - king btw your measurement for a day is a little off. It's closer to 23.98. Other than that your math is accurate, as far as I can see.

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad

lmao same tbh

Oof.

Some memory you've got if you remember them saying that at your birth

Same

How does this not have more likes

Took me a second there lol

I read “H.A.I.” as “ hi,” but awkward: Hai! 🤪

cant be friends like this

this is why i despise modern humor

Chaitanya Singh In Europe they do it that way

@@koalazzzzzz We Do it sometimes but not often. In germany it was very common with the german Mark like you would write DM 4,80 whilest with the Euro we mostly write 4,80€. At some Restaurants thought it is a thing to write € 4,80 for some reason.

Chaitanya Singh That was a mistake you made.

thats next :gasp:

Same here

I thought it be like more of a most mistakes the common person makes like opening the camera and the front faces one comes on instead of the rear

Kaustubh Verma me too. I was interested to know how he was going to do that in a four minute video.

Same here lol

Not _only_ for passwords!

Unless it's "passwordpasswordpassword"

Ok so, what about a data breach?

@@SS-xl9th if theres a data breach it doesnt matter what your password is cuz its leaked

I know how you feel. :(

Let me guess, your home? It was… and it was beautiful

*Rewritten*

Club Penguin Rewritten ftw

Praise dashlane

This comment is too good for the internet

Yesterday‽

Fuck

"It all started, when I was born..."

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptyqgqlhluDPnpc.html

For example, if he has missed a mistake in a previous video, this video would automatically also have a mistake because it does not talk about EVERY mistake HAI has made so far.

@@felixkrayer8555 He does clarify in the video that they would be covering *almost* every mistake, a likely contingency plan in case they did for get to include one.

It's in the thumbnail

Read the thumbnail

@@supercoolguygamer9239 and vc cubing ya missed the joke

For anyone wondering: That doesn't make cents.

HAI forgot to use common cents.

Shut up

I think he's talking about channels using long intros?

Already done that fam. I'm talking about skipping the bit where he always says "this video is brought to you by..." at the beginning

YEIS Good Good

Give your meat a good o'l rub

Which do you want i have got ten "Are you on ten Yet‽" (nudge nudge)

Wrong guy

Hatch or Coupe?

Real.. Life... Lore...

Dj Strings Music it kinda became a meme here now because it’s slowly dying on RealLifeLore’s channel

Philippines Productions it's sooo hard to tell if people are using it in an ironic way or not.

1. Jake Paul 2. Logan Paul

@@literallyabowlofcereal2559 3. Greg pual

Ian [Archiver] Greg Paul is Jake and Logan Paul’s parents but I ain’t saying he isn’t a mistake

He didn’t want to make it 420 lol.

Mane Nikoloski 3sec x 430k views = 1290000sec /60 = 21500extra minutes viewed

@@mirageinthedesert5448 Time viewed doesn't matter at all through,it's not a stat provided by KZfaq...Only number of views is.

Rachel Ong I get watch time provided in my analytics

@@mirageinthedesert5448 You mean you get to see the total watch time from your viewers?Or are you talking about the amount of time you have watched on KZfaq?If that,yeah,you can see that but that's for yourself.

yes thats for brute forcing but noone is going to be able to bruteforce a 12 character password with modern tech and samthepenginman is insecure because its both related to the game and entirely lowercase words

Yes, but modern brute force software usually uses dictionaries, and some of it is capable of combining different words from dictionary (actually there are more features, like appending numbers at the end), making passwords made up of simple words even less secure. So it all depends on what hacker is actually doing.

both of these responses are solid points. I hadn't even considered that the pw was related to the game itself lol I retract my correction. GOOD DAY SIR.

@@Jesse__H actually you're still mostly correct, using one based on the game doesn't work but the fact that modern dictionary attacks exist is why this password is strong. A modern dictionary brute force attack will go through most 'strong' passwords very quickly because people end up using a word with character substitutions or making it too short. Using a sequence of words works because even if they know what method you're using to generate a password there are lots of words so brute forcing it will take an impossibly long time.

Good replies up above. I suggest reading up about password entropy calculations to all that are interested. The agile bits blogs are pretty solid for a start, along with Scheier's blog. Also note that with the xkcd password example, you should always put spaces between the words, as doing otherwise reduces the entropy. Suffice it to say that I believe almost everyone would agree the second password is more secure than the first (it certainly has greater entropy).

What i am trying to say is: Just write them up on a piece of paper instead. Its equaly as secure if you store this piece of paper or the pieces of paper where nobody would look or alternatively lock it somehow. If you got an Enigma Machine On hand you can encrypt them ofcause. Or maybe encrypt your passoword in a Mathemeatical Followup thingy where you have a base 24 Mathemetical system and maybe 3 Password Mathematical Questions and in the correct solution is the order on where each of the solution parts is.

@@Techischannel I'm not a dashlane user, but to my understanding your dashlane account has a master password, they don't store it anywhere, if you lose/forget it you're screwed. Personally I had long ago generated a random 16-character password that I use for everything nowadays. Probably a bad idea because if one site or whatever stores passwords in plain text then it can be tested elsewhere, but eh.

@@Vaaaaadim *laughs in 40 digits*

@@pkj6684 40 digits or 40 characters? Just alphanumeric characters, or does it have symbols? Do you use ambiguous characters? What's your mother's maiden name?

@@Vaaaaadim is this a survey 🤣 me use all secure stuff just so you know I didn't use 40 characters for theaster password

NO *slaps Joey

afootineachworld 😂😂😂

**slaps Joey** I'm your mother, idiot

*applies peace flavoured lip plumper* [nervously fidgets with interlocked fingers!]

Taser, taser

Michael Ancel It’s 16 for balloons and gliders

what about your father

He made you...

*Top 10 anime betrayals*

What about Wendover productions? Or also known as Sam Denby(the guy behind HAI and Wendover)

Jesse H. You’d be wrong. An acronym requires it to be a pronounceable word, like NATO or AWOL.

This assumes that attackers operate only using totally random guesses. In reality dictionary and rainbowtable attacks mean that a password made using only common words is very insecure.

Alexander but not many use a long password with simple words, they use random characters and numbers making up a word because that's what we've been taught to do. Most hackers are attempting to crack those types of passwords.

@@aphenioxPDWtechnology pretty sure that computerphile video (with mike pound) specifically encourages the 4 word password combination shown in the xkcd comic. Samthepenguinman is poor because the individual words are related to the subject and are used relatively frequently, not because dictionary attacks exist

​@@nickwoodward819 Honestly if he just used "Sam the penguin man" he would likely be good - against dictionary attacks and against people just familiar with the site. Dictionary attacks run through the dictionary with single words and then even replaces those words with different symbols. Lets say that the computer KNEW that the guy had used a 4 word string (which they wouldn't, but lets say that) it removes the entropy for how big the words are and removes the spaces entropy (which you could use Sam-the-penguin-man or Sam/the/penguin/man to add extra complexity against this weird very specific attack). But again this attacker KNOWS that it's 4 words separated by spaces with no special characters and the first letter is likely capitalized (and we will even say they know there isn't a period at the end). There are over 100,000 words in the English dictionary which means that there are 10,0000,000,000,000,000,000 different keys to try, in 2020 it's estimated a hacker with the most modern equipment will be able to do 17042497.3kps which means it would take 5867684661449.234 seconds or 185935.5591046 years 1859.35 centuries. The average adult has a vocabulary of about 20,000 words and I'm guessing about 18,000 of those words are common amongst all of us. We can even use a child's vocabulary based on subject matter and say that they use a dictionary of 5000 that also contains "Sam" "the" "penguin" "man" that's 625,000,000,000,000 possible keys based on the same kps that means it would take 36673029.134 seconds or 1.16 years to complete (with 2020 technology). This specifically knows Sam is capitalized removes the computation on spaces and knows there is no period at the end. That's a lot of information to have already on hand. Finally -- According to howsecureismypassword.net (a highly reputable source, referenced by krebs and others) E5@2sizUsJ@W would take 34,000 years to crack, but samthepenguinman would take 898,000 years to crack. The fact is Dashlane gave him a worse password.

@@teamcoltra yeah, i was agreeing that a 4 word password is secure. i was disagreeing with Vaes, who said it was insecure because it was 4 words, and then referenced the computerphile video. I said that if it was insecure for any reason (which i should've emphasised that i didn't think it was), it would be because the words used are relatively popular and not random - which does matter, as mention by the very same video he referred to: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abSahJyTmNbLeZs.html

So every Initialism is an acronym, but not every acronym is an initialism?

no cause it s repeated stuff from other channels‽

no

somebody pop all day‽

My vid gets less than 100 views xD

than

bruntaboi can u please just don't do that

@@kieranm8581 hm?

terbium11 It depends whether you count Taiwan.

No source claims that the USA has a greater LAND area (not total area) than China. The CIA World Factbook states that the USA's total area is larger, but that's because they started including coastal and territorial waters for the USA (and no other country) so that it could be given third place over China. China is larger, no question.

It also doesn't matter whether you include Taiwan. Even without any of its disputed territories, China is larger.

@@BlackIndigenousPosse do you have a source for that? Can't find anything in my bubble :/

@@terbium11 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_dependencies_by_area

For comparison the complex password takes 34 thousand years. And if you just add spaces: “sam the penguin man” it becomes 20 trillion years. Length > Complexity

i tested with my password, 35 thousand years :3

...wow, i checked mine and apparently mine takes 607 million years

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@@daddyshrek7376 .

The true first

No i wasn t‽

Dynamo Tynamo shut the fuck up

Same ‽

Likes update faster than likes. Stop posting comments like this (the 23 views 59 likes) on every video

@@0ARK-E Likes update faster than likes.

*s t o p t h i s i s n o t f u n n y*

This is because it's made by Wendover Productions, an old channel with like 3 million