This is wild. I figured it was going to be something about reusing password but no it’s just a treasure trove of secrets from folks formatting JSON and saving it to a public link. I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone would do this, I haven’t used a language which doesn’t have some sort of pretty print functionality built into the common/standard JSON library.
What’s crazier is everyone’s browser can do this with like a single line of code:
> JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)
I suppose it’s technically two lines if you assign the JSON to a variable (like ‘data’ above) first.
I make up all my passwords on the spot and never write them down. Every service I use has a different password I may or may not remember. If I need to reset it, so be it. I consider changing my passwords frequently a good thing. Yes, it slows me down from time to time, but whatever.
And for something I use every day like email, I just leave myself signed in on my main devices. But eventually that even gets reset...probably a few times a year.
What’s crazier is everyone’s browser can do this with like a single line of code:
> JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)
I suppose it’s technically two lines if you assign the JSON to a variable (like ‘data’ above) first.
My mind has been truly blown by this one.