Correct me if I’m wrong, but if websites store your password in plain text, that’s already bad enough. As far as I’m aware basic hashing - as in taking the password and transforming it into a fixed length sequence - is (or at least should be) common sense. So if credentials are stored as a hash (or a fixed sequence), then the only logical reason for enforcing a limit on password length should be hash collisions (which are only possible if you’re using a terrible hashing algorithm). I don’t really know what I wanted to say with this, my brain just spontaneously jumped to hashing and the bunch.

I don’t know much about your life, mine or “life” as an abstract concept, but I experienced it to be beautiful though sometimes stressful, dangerous and horrifying. I like to listen to soothing music, watch videos, read some books and comics. I think existence in itself can be fascinating, being a singular unit amongst the vast space and infinity of the cosmos… phrasing it like that makes everything feel… insignificant and grandiose at the same time. Sorry if I’m just blabbering nonsense. I cannot change how the world works, but we - together as a whole - can. At least I hang onto this thought. Being yourself is ultimately the greatest struggle, no matter what your gender is or what anyone thinks of you, because the hardest person to please will eventually be you. Or I’m just saying meaningless words… regardless, just enjoy while it lasts and smile that it happened at all. That, or organise, empower, educate and slay queen!