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I really like LastPass

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Title says it all.

 

Thanks guys.

"Probably Because I'm A Dangerous Sociopath With A Long History Of Violence"
 

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I doubt you would use this but i have a piece of paper in a secret confined space in my cardboard, that space was made by me, even if you find my cupboard on ikea which it was from you would never guess where i did it

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I use KeePass personally. Really easy to use and you can have it installed everywhere with all the same access to passwords (I did this by using Dropbox). It offers multiple different ways of creating passwords and saving them. It's the best I've ever tried :)

 

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Notepad

exactly. xD

"Probably Because I'm A Dangerous Sociopath With A Long History Of Violence"
 

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exactly. xD

I am assuming by "password manager" you mean a place to place your passwords? 

 

If so, I stick by my answer of Notepad :P

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I am assuming by "password manager" you mean a place to place your passwords? 

 

If so, I stick by my answer of Notepad :P

well kinda. I will check out Keepass, and if I don't like it, thean notepad it is.

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I'm using the "maskme" extension for chrome and it seems to work fine for me.


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My head...

Beneath this mask there is more than flesh. Beneath this mask there is an idea, Mr. Creedy, and ideas are bulletproof.

As I get older I get angrier more cynical, meaner. I feel some warning posts coming. I feel a ban coming. I was warned.

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All of my passwords are answers to riddles based on things in my life that only I would know. That way, even if somebody gains access to the file, it's just be a load of nonsense to them, they'd be better off just using software to brute force it.

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A piece of paper.

Someone told Luke and Linus at CES 2017 to "Unban the legend known as Jerakl" and that's about all I've got going for me. (It didn't work)

 

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I have them all memorized. However what i also have is an Excel spreadsheet that is not kept on any of my computers but on an encrypted USB stick hidden in my room under the floor boards. 

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Your brain. It has a vast amount of storage and cannot have data extracted right now so no one wil lget your passwords.

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Never really wrote them down. Never had a reason to. My only problem is remembering which password goes where sometimes.

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Title says it all.

 

Thanks guys.

Nothing beats DASHLANE. safest password manager you wil lever find.

 
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