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Yeah, I've thought of that before, too. Wouldn't really need to invent an algorithm, sha256 or something would be fine. But again, I'm not just looking at this from a user's perspective. This is a problem for developers as well. You have to waste resources dealing with people forgetting their passwo...

Password managers are nice, sure. I should really start using one. However, I'm also thinking about this from a developer's perspective. There are all these technologies like one-time passwords, biometrics, public key encryption, and so many more that can provide so much more convinience and securit...

The whole idea of passwords has really started to bug me lately. It's hard to pin down exactly why. They just seem to easy to choose poorly, too easy to forget, too easy to scam out of ignorant users. Just getting into someone's email gives you access to every password protected site they visit, and...

I've been trying to port bitcoin-py to common lisp in my spare time, but more as a learning experience than anything. No real intention of developing a product from it.

Alright, thanks.

Oh, duh. It means ascii value 4 (EoT), doesn't it?

I'm currently in the process of porting py bitcointools to lisp. I'm having trouble with this section: def get_pubkey_format(pub): if isinstance(pub,(tuple,list)): return 'decimal' elif len(pub) == 65 and pub[0] == '\x04': return 'bin' elif len(pub) == 130 and pub[0:2] == '04': return 'hex' elif len...

I'm getting the same result as you when I try to connect to jabber.org, but I'm not able to register an account to see if it's actually working past that stage.

I see, thanks for your help.

I also tried xmpp.dukgo.com . I'll try jabber.org in a little bit.