I started using LastPass because I found that for all but my bank, Google, and Amazon passwords, I was using the same password on every other page. I've found t

I started using LastPass because I found that for all but my bank, Google, and Amazon passwords, I was using the same password on every other page. I've found that it's really great to just let LastPass pick a lengthy password for every new site I join and know that I'll still be able to log into it later from my phone or my laptop or my desktop without problem. I get that it's got some serious security holes, but it's better than not using it, because if I don't use it then I'm just gonna start repeating the same username and password across sites again. The enemy I'm fighting is my own laziness. I'm not choosing between "use LastPass" and "lock my passwords in an encrypted fileystem." I'm choosing between "use LastPass" and "use the same password everywhere," and LastPass is better than that.