password strength ``checkers''

Why don't they take into account dictionary attacks?

Half of the time "faggothomosexual123" is ``more secure'' than "thjodukd"

And then some of them actually use their shitty measurement to block you from registering/changing your password. The audacity.

Doesn't take much to fool dictionary attacks and rainbow tables simply by inserting prefix and postfix symbols after each word.

Thr best passwords are written LISP code anyway.