u/Ok_Attention1004

Inspired by EFF's Dice-Generated Passphrases. Their list has 7,776 words. https://www.eff.org/dice

I found a longer list of 17,579 words and added numbers to it. Original list made by - https://github.com/sts10

Roll six d6 and match the number on the list.

Do you need a list of 17,579 words to choose from? Probably not, but its here if you want.

https://github.com/Spishak/Create-A-Passphrase-With-Six-D6-Dice-And-This-17579-Word-List/tree/main

> EDIT: > > So I figured this out, but it is not possible to number the entire list as it is too big for the numbers to work. The most you can number is up to line number 9072 which is 66666, and then it reverted back to 11111. > > This is the Python script I used as a plugin in Notepad++ > > editor.beginUndoAction() >
> number = 1111 >
> for line in range(editor.getLineCount()): > # Find the next number containing only 1-6 > while any(d in str(number) for d in "0789"): > number += 1 >
> editor.insertText(editor.positionFromLine(line), str(number) + " ") > number += 1 >
> editor.endUndoAction() > > END Edit

So just for fun, I wanted to add number lines to this word list:

https://github.com/sts10/orchard-street-wordlists/blob/main/lists/orchard-street-long.txt

I know how to add line numbers, but the problem is, I would like to omit any numbers that contain, (7, 8, 9, 0), and continue an incremental count as if those numbers dont exist.

My intention was to make a word list like the EFF pass phrase word list. https://www.eff.org/files/2016/07/18/eff_large_wordlist.txt

I want the numbers to start at 11111 and increment by one, but not add the numbers that are not on six sided dice.

Now I now a word list this large is not necessary and the EFF list is perfectly fine, but I wanted to do this for my own fun. Turns out, I cant figure out an easy way to do this.

Any ideas??

Thanks!

SOLVED! Thank you!

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