I have a unique password for every single one of my accounts (including computer logins and SSH keys). Each password is randomly generated, and meets sufficient

I have a unique password for every single one of my accounts (including computer logins and SSH keys). Each password is randomly generated, and meets sufficient entropy to withstand sophisticated attacks from even the most determined hardware, government entity, or organization. I store all my passwords locally in an offline encrypted database. I absolutely will not store my passwords online. The moment AES is broken, is the moment some rogue LastPass employee steals your encrypted database, and attemps to crack it, using the current break(s), to get access to your accounts.