I gave up on this long ago. I login to various accounts from different machines often enough that a password manager doesn't always work for me. I keep a prin

I gave up on this long ago. I login to various accounts from different machines often enough that a password manager doesn't always work for me. I keep a printed paper copy of some 60 different passwords in my laptop bag in case I need to remember one for a new machine. That printed copy gets handwritten notes on it from time to time, which I then use to update the text file on a thumb drive when I'm not connected to the Internet. I print a new copy about every two months, I guess. To add to the bullshit, it is so common that a site will have some idiotic rule (like "must include a number," "must have at least one lower (or upper) case letter," "must include a special character," "must not include any of these special characters," "must change password every 30 / 45 / 60 / 90 days"), that I don't even get mad about it anymore. I can't even spend the mental energy to send them an email. Whew, thanks. I feel better now.