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I've had this worry as well, in regards to loosing passwords. I still believe writing everything down on a piece of paper can help. I have a little black journa
by nofo_cus 13y ago
I've had this worry as well, in regards to loosing passwords. I still believe writing everything down on a piece of paper can help. I have a little black journal that I carry with me everywhere that has all my passwords in it. Typing them in is the issue when they are longer strings, and mixed symbols.
Only issue is protecting that journal.. Hopefully I can eat the pages if things were to arise. Ha
- w1ntermute 13y ago> Only issue is protecting that journal Or losing it.
- nofo_cus 13y agoHaha, yes or loosing it. I think that having a back up would be much needed. It's really too bad to think that we have gotten to this point. Not to be the paranoid one.
- drakeandrews 13y agoIf you are sufficiently paranoid about having to destroy the notebook, tissue paper and water soluble ink go a long way to making it easier. I made about a dozen for a murder mystery party about two years ago and still have one lying around somewhere. A small waterproof bag should make sure it isn't inadvertantly damaged in the rain.
- samatman 13y agoThe more dramatic solution is flash paper, which destroys all conceivable evidence. Don't fly with it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrocellulose http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrocellulose
- drakeandrews 13y agoI'd be very wary about carrying a book of flashpaper in my pocket.