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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ If you need to generate a very large number of passwords, however, there are som
* Use a fixed length (e.g. `-l 16 -L 16`) * Use a fixed length (e.g. `-l 16 -L 16`)
* Do not use minimum charset requirements * Do not use minimum charset requirements


Sticking to these tips changes the generation time for me on my hardware from around 1 minute to about 1 second for 1 million passwords generated on my hardware. YMMV, of course, but you will absolutely see an exponential difference in speed by sticking to the above constraints. Sticking to these tips changes the generation time for me (on my hardware) from around **1 minute** to about **1 second** for **_1 million passwords generated_**. YMMV, of course, but you will absolutely see an exponential difference in speed by sticking to the above constraints.


## Other Tips ## Other Tips