Much2Pink: Chillian: Much2Pink: Remember people , don't use easy passwords . names and numbers you use at school and at work are NOT safe to use as passwords .
Use random numbers and letters this makes things harder for people to "hack into" a good password is a fool proof way to ensure safety
of your items .
Ex .
Use things like this
J12n3461L or 192NT4187
Things not to use
IAMAGOD , sweetypie13 or user names + a number
Those are a sure way to get your account jacked into .
Be safe keep leveling and enjoy the game 
I'm not a big fan of passwords like you suggest. They're difficult to remember, which means you often need to write them down, and that's one of the really big mistakes. Especially since I strongly suspect that most "random" hacks are done by siblings/cousins for the lulz, who can look through your stuff while your back is turned -- or mess with your account if you step away while logged on.
A strong password should be a mix of letters and numbers, and upper and lower cases. It should not be anything particularly meaningful, so that someone who knows you can deduce it, nor should it be a word from the dictionary (even + a number), but it also should not be so totally random that you can't remember it.
I once set up a laptop for someone who then spent about 5 minutes trying to think up a REALLY GOOD password -- which she promptly forgot, as she discovered when she tried to log in the next day. And since I hadn't had the foresight to set up an account for myself and hadn't enabled the Administrator's account, the only thing for it was to boot from an installation CD and reinstall the OS.
You don't want this to happen for Mabi, especially if you do things like give them fake personal information which you then proceed to forget as well. (There's no reason to give them fake info. It's not part of any data they make public, and is only for account verification.)
you could have taken the HD out of her rig and put it into yours and ran a decryption alarma , My brother showed me how to that in a week 
just make sure you use a quad core or a few xeon cpus , cuts the work load in half .
You do realize that running one decryption program would only take up one core on your CPU, and only if you shunt it. You cannot break one running process into multiple pieces and run each on a core... it just doesn't work like that.
Multiple cores means nothing to the CPU's actual performance, however if you are running several resource heavy programs, you can shunt each to a core so the CPU can run more efficiently. My desktop is currently still not finished being build, however it does have an Intel i7 950 motherboard now, and no matter what, an extremely heavy program will still tax its system resources.
Oh and its just a waste to run a XENON processor (not xeon) on a normal computer. Intel Xenon was designed for server systems, and it tailored toward such... unless you know how to remap CPU architecture... then by all means!
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