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I use an encrypted disk image (in this case a macOS .dmg, but it could be any similar format) filled with text files that I edit in vim. I don't use random pas
by TazeTSchnitzel 9y ago
I use an encrypted disk image (in this case a macOS .dmg, but it could be any similar format) filled with text files that I edit in vim.
I don't use random passwords, I use (mostly) memorable ones. I mount the disk image only when I forget one. It's an aid to help me memorise passwords and keep track of important information (reference numbers etc), not a single point of failure without which I can't get into anything.