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I think it’s established in the tech community that you use a password manager, then you don’t have to care how the password looks like or how easy it is to rem
by dewey 7y ago
I think it’s established in the tech community that you use a password manager, then you don’t have to care how the password looks like or how easy it is to remember.
- dredmorbius 7y agoPassphrases are still easier to transcribe between systems. Which, given password managers' brain-damagedness at archiving and migrating passwords, remains frustratingly necessary.
- dewey 7y ago> Which, given password managers' brain-damagedness at archiving and migrating passwords What do you mean with that? I don't have a problem archiving passwords in 1Password. When I change it it's automatically stored in the entry as password history. If I retire a login because a site closed but I still want to keep my credentials / details I move it to an "Archive" vault in 1Password.