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I've worked with multiple people who chose passwords based on whether they could be typed with only one hand. I guess there's a perverse sort of sense in it, i
by bshimmin 12y ago
I've worked with multiple people who chose passwords based on whether they could be typed with only one hand. I guess there's a perverse sort of sense in it, if you're really that lazy.
- talles 12y agoMakes sense but... I actually think the exact opposite. For me the perfect password is one that you type the consecutive characters alternating between left and right hand. Words that you type with just one hand you do a little 'twist' with the hand that, IMO, is a little slower and uncomfortable to do. As soon your finger reach a key the other hand is already moving to the next and this goes back and forth. But I guess I'm making a point more about comfort than laziness.
- bshimmin 12y agoI see what you're saying. I think the one-handed-password people mainly did it so that they could do something else with the other hand, like hold a cup of coffee, flick through the newspaper, that sort of thing. Seems like madness to me but there you go.