Topic: Brute Force

Etienne de la Boetie Squared outlines a "brute force" strategy to bypass internet censorship by dropping physical books and flash drives at 100,000 homes in New Hampshire. He believes targeting the intelligentsia and parents of high schoolers will create a tipping point for secession and the exposure of government illegitimacy. He estimates this project could be executed for one million dollars, potentially leveraging fifty million dollars in earned media.

Effective password security involves avoiding dictionary words, dates, or easily discoverable personal information like a mother's maiden name. A recommended technique involves using the first letter of every word in a memorable sentence or book opening, such as the start of Pride and Prejudice, to create a complex string. Adding upper case letters, numbers, and symbols to these mnemonic strings creates passwords that are virtually unbreakable by brute force attacks.