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Good for you. Too bad most people can't even be bothered to use more than a couple variations of the same password. This is an area that will get much more at
by godzillabrennus 10y ago
Good for you. Too bad most people can't even be bothered to use more than a couple variations of the same password.
This is an area that will get much more attention in coming years as technology finds better ways to authenticate us instead of using secret codes we have to remember.
- toast0 10y agoI use pwgen for sites where I care if my account is compromised (and store them in a gpg text file), but for all those sites where I don't care, I use a terrible password, because I wouldn't care if my login on most random forums I joined to read some attachment that was members only or my linked in (if I had one) was stolen, chances are I'm going to forget I have an account there before it gets compromised, so it doesn't bother me. I've used some sites which had a login cookie, and if you lost it, you just put your email address in and they'd send you a new link, no password needed; much nicer for many things.