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And less resilient. If your notebook is destroyed (e.g. dog eats it, fire, water damage, et al) then all your passwords are gone. With most good password manag
by Someone1234 4y ago
And less resilient.
If your notebook is destroyed (e.g. dog eats it, fire, water damage, et al) then all your passwords are gone. With most good password managers you can actually backup and store a copy of your vault data locally.
- jdeibele 4y agoI installed BackBlaze years ago for my 88-year-old mother-in-law. She has a binder besides her computer with a sheet for each account, some with 7 or 8 passwords scratched out and replaced. I really should have her write out a few key passwords and put them in an envelope for me to keep.
- kadoban 4y agoThe only one you usually really need is your email password. You can typically reset everything else from that if you really had to.