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The tokens are just a simple GET call you can make and it counts +1 to the dataset (for that token).
The stack is Django, Postgres, uWSGI, nginx.
Demo account: demo/demo
I wrote a software like this, tried to ship it but I failed. Now it's open-source for everyone.
If you're interested, grab it.
1. Create a prefix that will be in every password, like: MniJ33 -- quite easy to remember "My name is John, 33 years old".
2. Based on the service you want to use, apply that to the password as well, like: Hnews
3. A suffix with some special chars is also nice, to make it more complicated, like: #$%
The final result would be "MniJ33Hnews#$%". Better than giving your password to anyone.
Edit: Forgot the numbers in the final result.
PS: Quite ironic to see him saying "get rid of Google", through an Hangouts session.
It's getting weird.
Classy move by Notch. Respect.
I'm 23, programming since 13 and working professionally since 18. Working at a startup at the moment -- my second job ever. Never worked outside the computer engineering area.
Go for it, apply to startups in EU/USA.
If a startup don't hire you because you don't have a degree or whatever, they're doing it wrong. Work for them for 1 week and see how things go.
Do whatever works for you and be happy.
Known issues:
- If you're drunk, it's a bit difficult to remember anything
- If you're sick, probably won't work properly as well
- If you're dead, won't work, 100% sureGet in touch c.rafael.s.albuquerque@gmail.com