CURIOUS RUBÉN

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER - May 2021 These tutorials were written a long time ago. I did some parts of the code literally the day after installing Unity therefore they could be improved or done differently in many ways. Updating them is definitely in my to-do list but right now I'm currently working in other projects so it will take me time. If you think this content is useful you can follow me on my social media to stay tuned. https://twitter.com/curiousruben https://www.instagram.com/curiousruben/ AVISO - Mayo 2021 Estos tutoriales fueron escritos hace mucho tiempo. Hice algunas partes del código literalmente el día después de instalar Unity por lo que podrían ser mejorados o realizados de otras maneras. Actualizarlos está definitivamente en mi lista de tareas pero ahora estoy trabajando en otros proyectos y me llevará tiempo. Si piensas que este contenido es útil puedes seguirme en...

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Hi everyone! A few years ago I was doing a reading exercise to prepare for the Cambridge CAE exam when I came across an article I found really interesting. It talked about the security of the passwords people use and how to improve it. Basically, it came to the conclusion that passwords should be longer and easy to remember instead of a complicated combination of numbers, letters and symbols. Today I decided to dig deeper into this topic. Nowadays, most of the times we try to register for a web page or program we are obligated to use capital letters, lowercase letters, numbers and sometimes even symbols. People change the password they originally thought so much that they can hardly remember it and end up using something too short that at least satisfy the requirements. Example 1 Let's say we write a password with 8 digits that contains all those elements. The list of different values each digit could take would be like this: Numbers : 10 different values 1 2 3 4 5 6...