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Topic	How do you remember your passwords?
RoboT_Ripper 04/09/17 10:02:40 PM #26:	I have a Google Sheets file that has a list of all of my username and password hints and which sites they belong to. All of my passwords appear to be random character/symbol/number strings with case sensitivity. All of them are acronyms, and they are formed from phrases I made up that are unique but easy for me to remember. For example (not one of my passwords): ihaHRwiw12 I hit a home run when I was 12 The Google Sheets file only contains hints, but they are virtually meaningless to anyone but me. But I have over 40 logins stored on there and it's really convenient because I can access it from both my phone and any PC, so I can always reference it when I need to and whenever I make a new login it's easy to store it right away. It's worked out really well for me so far. --- -Robo DudeBro- <cite>RoboT_Ripper posted [p:876883383] in How do you... [t:75218218]...</cite> <quote>I have a Google Sheets file that has a list of all of my username and password hints and which sites they belong to. All of my passwords appear to be random character/symbol/number strings with case sensitivity. All of them are acronyms, and they are formed from phrases I made up that are unique but easy for me to remember. For example (not one of my passwords): ihaHRwiw12 I hit a home run when I was 12 The Google Sheets file only contains hints, but they are virtually meaningless to anyone but me. But I have over 40 logins stored on there and it's really convenient because I can access it from both my phone and any PC, so I can always reference it when I need to and whenever I make a new login it's easy to store it right away. It's worked out really well for me so far. --- -Robo DudeBro-</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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