@SnotFlickerman@lemmy.blahaj.zone
2026-02-09 15:36 UTC
I honestly feel lucky to have a good memory for that sort of thing because I have a whole index of high quality passwords inside my head that have never been leaked on the internet. I use these for password vaults/TOTP vaults in which all my passwords are randomly generated strings of nonsense.
I am simultaneously annoyed by and feel sorry for people who can't even remember a simple password that they use everywhere for everything. Helping other people break back into their own accounts simply because they've forgotten the password is tediously frustrating because it sucks to do *and* because it sucks for them to be locked out and all you want to do is help but they're so little help in helping you achieve it.
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@MentalEdge@sopuli.xyz 2026-02-09 16:03
> Helping other people break back into their own accounts simply because they've forgotten the password is tediously frustrating I've done it enough to start getting good at it. At this point I'm kind of scared of how easy it is. I'm at a point where if someone says they don't remember a password, my next question is "can I see your phone for a second" and as long as they hand it to me unlocked I'll be in the account in about two minutes.
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@payhn@sopuli.xyz 2026-02-10 05:51
So…can you give some examples of those high quality passwords? For educational purposes of course