[Someone1234]

I've done so within the last year, successfully. Cost $7 for a single password in just compute and took about 17 hours (lowest, cheapest priority).

So please explain your reply further. Also recall their claim for context of what I was replying to, and what you're here defending now.

If their claim is credible what I did and what you're reiterating wasn't possible.

[0points]

You brute forced a random argon2 hashed password using cheap compute in 17 hours?

Granted the suggested defaults for argon2 is like ~0.1 second per verification on a rather beefy CPU, in 17h that's about 620 000 guesses.

Your cheap compute would likely perform worse.

That is beyond improbable. You are making it up.

[IAmBroom]

Your story lacks important context. Was the password "password"? "123456"? Or a 12-character mix of cases, numbers, and special characters?

[mvdtnz]

No you haven't, not for a reasonably strong password.