I left my passwords notebook at work. Should I go back and get it?

Yeah, I'll save you a lot

Just keep your passwords on a post-it note and stick it to your monitor like a normal person.

Just use the same password for everything like a normal person

Just use

password

as a password like a normal person

Just tell everyone your password and ask around if you forget it, like a normal person.

just password your notebook like a normal reach around

>>61496613
Get a USB drive and put it on there.

nah, though it depends where you're working it'll probably be fine

$current_year

still keeping passwords on paper

nigga what

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>>61496613
>Not writing them out in a crypt "just in case"

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>>61496802
>>61499510
epic posts, please keep them on reddit

>not gpg encrypting your passwords with a diceware passphrase
what are you doing kiddo?

Use a password generator to generate new passwords for each service or just use a hash of the old passwords. But either way you gonna need to change that shit. Also use keepass software and never write your passwords down.

>>61496613
>>61496654
>>61496725
>>61496755
>>61496769
>>61496802
>>61499510
>>61499585
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>>61500113
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>>61501325
personally I use ubuntu (with a really tiny bit of GNU). It just works for me.

>>61501354
Who are you quoting?

>>61501354
ice cream? i LOVE ice cream.

Just use password as a password like a normal person

>>61501359
>>61501362
I am a bit skeptical about skateboards though. They are dangerous as fuck

>>61496613
Just set your password to "incorrect" so if you ever get it wrong the computer reminds you "your password is incorrect"