They are music, sound effects and vibration. You see, for total immersion the device actually vibrates when you crash providing that extra level of realism:P
Forgot to say that you steer the snake by tilting the phone. That's kind of important for the whole experience. There used to be a virtual joystick but I temporarily removed it as I think accelerometer steering is superior choice in this particular game.
This is true. I have door ids that with version numbers in them, but then again I store a list of door ids in clear text.
I used to have an encrypted list of passwords, but I was reliant on more complicated software to encrypt and decrypt the password file. Also there was more bookkeeping involved. Whenever I added a password I had to remember to save and encrypt the file and then decrypt it again to verify that I had use the right master password.
Many commenters claim that pastor is not watertight, and that is of course 100% true. I completely agree! There is much room for improvement and I appreciate these comments very much.
However we all have an Achilles heel in our online security management strategies. I'm guessing that master email addresses, used to reset passwords and authenticate and also smartphones are a much much weaker link then a system like pastor, even when it is only used to generate parts of passwords and everything else is written down. Would you continue reading this comment if you suddenly became aware that you had no clue where you phone was and vaguely remembered putting on some counter in some store somewhere? I even had to checked the presence of my phone when writing that. Twice.
Also there are alot of integrated systems for managing passwords. Centralized payed services can of course sport far higher quality assurance, but pastor is a completely self contained script that can be remembered and kept anywhere. By using a simple solution one removes a lot of the pitfalls that are present in more complex solutions. The weaknesses, which are always there in any system, can be more easily understood and managed.
You can add a standard string to all passwords, for example "Ab1#", so that it satisfies like 99% of sites. You do get in situations where you have to know remember some more information, but this can mostly be written down.
Awesome that you like it!