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just use a couple of shitty passwords for sites you don't care about, and remember the other ones. E.g. my hacker news account would probably be relatively unp
by esbwhat 14y ago
just use a couple of shitty passwords for sites you don't care about, and remember the other ones.
E.g. my hacker news account would probably be relatively unproblematic to compromise. If that were to happen, I'd just make a new one though.
- pcopley 14y agoBut what about your kar- nevermind.
- jere 14y agoHa. I'm in the same boat. This is my second account after the first one got ghost banned (for a single comment and the followups attempting to explain).
- fffggg 14y agoI take things a step further -- I have no idea what my password is on sites like HN or reddit. If the cookie is ever gone, my account is gone. I don't like the idea of identity permanence. Instead of shitty passwords though, why not use something like 1Password to store the logins? I use that (or an old fashioned piece of paper in a secure location) for meaningful security tokens.
- esbwhat 14y agoYeah, I actually deliberately make new accounts on reddit and HN every couple of months