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by marshray
4782 days ago
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In practice, there will be some part of the system that breaks first when a password or any other field tries to grow infinitely long. Having a defined upper bound from the beginning of the design means you have a testable requirement. That said, there's no excuse for setting the upper bound so low that any human ever gets their actual choice for a password rejected. |
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