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Actually a valid point, but if you're gonna be that condescending about someone not considering that part of the population you should have something better tha

• ghaff 4y ago
  You certainly have to consider your situation. If you live alone or with someone you trust (who you want to have access to your accounts if something happens to you), writing down passwords on paper and sticking that in a drawer or in some book on a bookshelf somewhere is likely pretty reasonable. Maybe have them backed up in an encrypted file in the cloud someplace as well. Live in a house with a bunch of other people out of school? Extended family some of which you don't get along with in and out of the house a lot? Certainly for work stuff in an office. Probably not so much. The risk may not be that great in absolute terms but I'd absolutely think twice.
• swiftcoder 3y ago
  > if you're gonna be that condescending about someone not considering that part of the population We're talking about somewhere around 65% of the overall population. Entirely ignoring women and children from your target market warrants a little condescention