Well most IB schools I know of require you to go to entrance exams and Ressu is probably the hardest one in that to my knowledge. I mean almost all of the special schools that are dedicated to something or different require exams in Helsinki. What I've heard about IB is that have fun with the EE :^)

Well okay I'll give you a more descriptive introduction then.

I go to Ressun lukio and live in Helsinki. I used to use Arch Linux for couple years until I wanted to play vidya and didn't bother to dual boot. I like J-Core and watch some chinese cartoons. I also used to play a lot of CSS back in the day. I also do some programming for fun sometimes. I'd say that's a descriptive enough blog as you asked for it :^)

Tbh if people just use the pseudo-random passwords it would be nearly as safe as your method as long as they have other parts covered like anti-malware and not getting social engineered. Because if either of those happen it pretty much doesn't matter what your passwords are, how they are created or where are they stored. In this case the problem would be solved by just increasing complexity be it by your method or just using a pseudo-random number. I mean if they were able to decode the time you created your password (the exact nanoseconds etc.) and the pseudo-random number generator algorithm why couldn't they just as easily get into tuuba's database and reverse-engineer the encryption algorithm to get all the passwords?

If they can get your master password + other verification method or they reverse engineer the algorithm and find out when you made the password then you probably would get fucked anyway. E: Also I just made up this name because I didn't think up anything else and wanted to create an account.