Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Get a password manager.
Also, when you guess it correctly, a weird human shoves a camera in your face?
Another option other than the password managers everyone is talking about is those password notebooks, i mostly use one since try as you might; ya can't remotely hack a book.
Atleast use a Caesar's cypher to stop casual snoopers. Storing passwords in plaintext is bad, no matter the location or medium in which its stored.
I use a password manager, which means if I ever lose access or forget my master password, there's zero changes in going to successfully guess my password to anything else, though.
"HalIg($(#!83739dnYvs77w9nkJwh82$(#!6eboOuchsn7(_826w!"9#$!6xbso
Was than an o or a 0 after the s?
Bitwarden once generated me a really hilarious password and I loved it so much that I still use it for this and that.
It really saddens me that I can't share it publicly because it's a password that I use/d. ;-;
"Open sasparilla?"
"Open saddlesoap?"
"Open sesame?"
I have never successfully done this. I don't know how people do this
