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Some of my passwords I have memorized only as muscle memory. Without going into too much detail, if I didn’t have a qwerty keyboard, I wouldn’t be able to enter
by gbear605 8y ago
Some of my passwords I have memorized only as muscle memory. Without going into too much detail, if I didn’t have a qwerty keyboard, I wouldn’t be able to enter it without a couple minutes of thinking “okay, this key is there on a qwerty keyboard...”
- cbsks 8y agoI have exactly the same issue with my passwords. I can remember what the letters, numbers, and symbols are, but I can only remember which letters are uppercase by typing it out on a keyboard.
- ajuc 8y agoI create my passwords from long, easy-to-remember sentences that I sample to be like 15-25 characters long with capitalization and special characters added in a pattern. Makes it easy to remember the password without muscle memory.
- dpark 8y agoThis means you're re-using passwords. There is zero chance that you remember hundreds of unique passwords for all the different sites you need access to. Good money says that your pattern is extremely predictable and anyone who sees one or two of your passwords has enough context to know the pattern for all other passwords.