• Node.js
• Mac OS X (tested with 10.7 Lion)

• checkout source by

    git clone git@github.com:pangratz/memorablepw.git
    cd memorablepw
  

• install required node packages

    npm install applescript
    npm install twitter
  

• create a read-and-write app on https://dev.twitter.com/ and save the OAuth credentials in a file named twitter_properties.json and structured like follows:

    {
    	"consumer_key": "YOUR CONSUMER KEY HERE",
    	"consumer_secret": "YOUR CONSUMER SECRET HERE",
    	"access_token_key": "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN KEY HERE",
    	"access_token_secret": "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN SECRET HERE"
    }
  

• download code poetry's Mac OS X Password Assistant wrapper from http://www.codepoetry.net/products/passwordassistant and store it inside the memorablepw folder

to start the nodejs script which generates memorable passwords and tweets them, simply execute

node tweet_passwords.js

... go out to Nathan Rajlich for providing the node-applescript module and to Code Poetry (i guess this is the real name), for providing an app which triggers Mac OS X's Password Assistant dialog