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So you trust all the services you use to never leak your password. Good luck with that.

• interfixus 8y ago
  Whatever gives you that idea?
  • mmirate 8y ago
    The inherent limitations of human memory likely made that person assume you use a single password everywhere. Your response makes me assume that you memorize a unique password for every account. You do you; but personally, I would rather memorize timeless things like facts and theorems - or at least ephemeral-yet-important things like deadlines, decisions, names+faces, etc. - than memorize a ton of meaningless blobs of entropy.
  • aasasd 8y ago
    Contrary to what the other person said, I didn't think that you use a single password. Still, when a password is stolen, I prefer to have a second layer of security instead of losing my stuff in that account (and giving the attacker additional data to use against other accounts).