typically, passphrases need 7+ words and 50+ characters to hit 90 bits of entropy due to relying on dictionaries of real words
i present my phonotactics based word generator which can hit 90 bits of entropy with only 5 words and 25 characters, while still being pronounceable and easily typeable
![List of examples:
"sexual pleasures"
"gay rights activist"
"For aids treatment. Get well soon"
"for the weed that we gon smoke"
"Bush did 9/11"
"Acting like a black man!!"
"Aggravated assault in an uber"
"Your half of the divorce"
"Train Rome to Salerno"
"[Name] man thank you 4 every-thing. The password to my Bank account is [Password], take what u want"
E-mail address
"Send it to my
PayPal
[Email]@gmail.com"
"Call me [Phone number]"
"August 2018 rent for [Unit, Street], Omaha NE 68142."
"tracking: ups
[Full tracking number]"
"hair styling for photo shoot"
The image also accompanies each example with broad categories and category IDs.
To the left, there is an illustration of someone covering their face while three arms point at them. Below that, there is an illustration of someone holding up a phone with the word "venmo" on a blue background.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4ifj3dg2syevfvt424cjznq4/bafkreietwbqjrzyrrwxklo2sc5ipm2ihnvsotc4mpz23pvp76up3puiik4)
![Screenshot from the Wikipedia article "Human–animal communication" with the text:
Soviet icebreaker (1985) experimented with different kinds of music to signal to 1,000 to 3,000 belugas that they could follow the ship to open water. They responded to classical music. [43] [44] [45]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4ifj3dg2syevfvt424cjznq4/bafkreifayulpx4nins33zumgyahhrawp44ruube2kynwajd7s7ehjeoi64)
![Screenshot of Wikipedia article.
Body of article:
The skull was flattened sideways somewhat and, as is common with fossils, was partly crushed. The right side was well preserved, while the left was extensively damaged during collection. Some of the skull's hindmost upper surface had eroded, and the lower jaw lacked its front end, both owing to breakage during fossilization. Parts of the specimen were also cracked due to being part of a septarian concretion. The tip of the upper jaw was also missing. Since there were no signs of erosion, it had most probably broken off during or after the fossil's collection. Evident corrosion on certain bones indicates acid preparation had been attempted. A vertical fracture was present across the middle of the skull, which had apparently been sealed with car body filler.[7] In hopes of making it look more complete and valuable, the fossil traders had severely obscured the skull beneath plaster;[1] a widespread practice among local collectors in the Chapada do Araripe, especially on fish fossils.[8] The buyers were unaware of the modifications to the specimen[9] until it was sent to universities in the United Kingdom for CT scan imaging. This revealed the collectors had tried to reconstruct the skull by grafting parts of the maxilla (main upper jaw bone) onto the front of the rostrum (snout).[1] The skull (designated SMNS 58022) became the holotype specimen of the new genus and species Irritator challengeri in February 1996, when it was first scientifically described by paleontologists David M. Martill, Arthur R.I. Cruickshank, Eberhard Frey, Philip G. Small and Maria Clarke. In this paper, Martill and his team wrote that the generic name Irritator came "from irritation, the feeling the authors felt (understated here) when discovering that the snout had been artificially elongated."[1] <Alt text truncated>](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4ifj3dg2syevfvt424cjznq4/bafkreigq5llotlb3llylhed2yx7trzsly2e5lkwacfkc3xh62neqvmksti)
![Mobile screenshot of a Wikipedia page with text:
In English, www is usually read as double-u double-u double-u. [37]
Some users pronounce it dub-dub-dub, particularly in New Zealand. [38] Stephen Fry, in his "Podgrams" series of podcasts, pronounces it wuh wuh wuh. [39] The English writer <end of text>](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4ifj3dg2syevfvt424cjznq4/bafkreigjvah52hifk6ybp2nggh2bd5ieop5wl3542acx2vtza7zyodhuza)
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Text:
2022
• 4 August: At a meeting with the mayor of Uglegorsk in Russia's Sakhalin island and the regional
governor, a woman who had been seeking relocation from a severely damaged half-
abandoned house for years showed them a shoe that got moldy in her apartment and threw it at the mayor. 156] (1571](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4ifj3dg2syevfvt424cjznq4/bafkreibcve3k2wuk7b24z7hgtwop5ufp2jkcod7gkskkdcpqorzl7igeey)
