This logic assumes the attack vector is trying to generate the password itself. It may not be, if the service still uses a hash algorithm with a known collision rate...

Telling people 16 character passwords are ok isn’t a good thing though.

David, David, David....

I guess I’m just lucky.

Why is your own mobile hot spot a problem?

Software development/contracting.

But you get paid for commuting, when you’re running late, yes?

I’m one of the lucky ones.

My first car, was run on very little money. When things went wrong, it was simply cheaper to figure out a way to fix it, even if it involved duct tape. So then I started helping friends in similar situations.

Our 19 year old talks to me, more than the SO, simply because I don’t give her solutions. The SO is so adamant that the kids have to learn from the parents experiences that she doesn’t let them find their own feet.

Wow. And I mean wow.

I would suggest an entrepreneur doesn’t NEED to enter the gig economy, they WANT to.

I read it, and understood it.

Have a star, just for getting all that off your chest. :)

I’m glad you said you’d seek employment elsewhere. That’s entirely what you should be doing!

If you’re talking about the rise of so called “zero hour contracts” then I agree with you (but I don’t believe such contracts constitute part of the “gig economy”).

See, there, I kind of agree with you.

Please explain to me how an audio only Skype meeting, on my factory fitted hands free kit, is dangerous...

I guess I’m pretty privileged. However, I don’t think that’s the point here. I think the point is the type of work (without bringing gender bias into the equation).

Tools - plural.