no retarded answers like notebook or mind palace. Already do that
KeePassXC
A notebook isn't a retarded place to write your passwords.
>>1
You should encrypt your notebook and mind palace.
Warning: do not forget the decryption key of the mind palace.
>>4
The notebook should be encrypted.
I just remember my shit.
Private but hard to use: Self hosted Keepassxc
Privacy but easy to use: bitwarden
literally notebooks lol
however, my passwords are in arabzi
but i write them down in portuguese
simple substitution cypher with lord's prayer or similar, add your lucky number to all digits, presto
Mathematical sequences. I adapt them to meet retarded password requirements.
Mathematical sequences.
And by that I mean 1234.
>>11
no silly not that easy
Do 4321 instead
IIIlllllIIlllIlIllIllIIIIlllIllIlll
I just read this a couple days ago.
https://bitspook.in/blog/how-i-manage-my-passwords/
It's pretty modular.
If you don't want to bother with all the tooling (and maybe learning),
Keepass(XC) is the recommended option.
I use pass and cloak
Every time I save myself from the hassle of having to find my phone because of 2FA, it feels like a victory against the forces of evil.
https://github.com/evansmurithi/cloak
>>16
Thank you for cloak, I can clearly see its usage, even if someone doesn't use pass.
Combined with xclip, it could be pretty useful.
function unlock { pass -c $1 && cloak view $1 | xclip -r -i; }Then you have your password in clipboard buffer and the OTP in the primary selection.