> I never spell it out, let alone write it down, but it is in my muscle memory as I haven't changed it for years. There is no way someone on the internet can br

> I never spell it out, let alone write it down, but it is in my muscle memory as I haven't changed it for years. There is no way someone on the internet can break into my ssh account or gmail account protected by such a password. SSH... no, they can't. Gmail... yes, you're basically giving your password in plaintext to someone on the internet. I dislike 2FA for similar reasons, but I would rigorously segregate remembered passwords between those shared with some service, and those used locally.