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@@ -880,14 +880,14 @@ impl AsRef<str> for Nameplate {
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/// we can't ignore that the PGP wordlist is the most common wordlist in use.
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///
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/// - The shortest word in the PGP wordlist is 4 characters long. The longest
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/// word is 9 characters. This means we can't limit to more than 9 bytes here,
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/// 'solo-orca' is 9 bytes, and we want to allow 2-word codes.
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/// word is 9 characters. This means we can't limit to more than 9 bytes here,
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/// 'solo-orca' is 9 bytes, and we want to allow 2-word codes.
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/// - A 9 character random password is very strong. If it is only comprised of
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/// uniformly distributed lowercase ASCII characters, we have an entropy of
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/// 26^9 >= 40 bits. This is much more than the default 16 bits we get from two
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/// words from the PGP wordlist.
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/// uniformly distributed lowercase ASCII characters, we have an entropy of
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/// 26^9 >= 40 bits. This is much more than the default 16 bits we get from two
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/// words from the PGP wordlist.
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/// - An emoji contains at least 2 bytes of data. So two emoji are actually
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/// about the same security as two words from the PGP wordlist.
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/// about the same security as two words from the PGP wordlist.
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///
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/// We ultimately can't protect people from making bad choices, as entropy is a
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/// very difficult thing. What we can do instead is offer guidance, by printing

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