It's been a VERY long time since I've blogged simply because I could not remember the password. I have never had a great memory and I've tried to keep my life simple by using one simple password for everything. That worked for a very long time THEN they create more rules: msust be 8 letters long, must contain at least one symbol and one letter, blah, blah, blah. So, when my simple password would no longer suffice, I started using my husband's clever passoword. The challenge is remembering which password I used before it locks me out: Password A, Password B, Darrell's password or a recent creation.
My passwords are also an unintentional way to make my husband crazy. When we share an account, sometimes I forget the password and in frustration I end up creating a new password and I forget to tell him. He then gets frustrated as he can not log into our account. He then asks me, "Honey, did you change the password?." Me, "Oh yeah! I forgot to tell you." He loves that. Other things that I do to make my husband: I put things away in different places. Not on purpose but because I decide that it would be better in a new place. Not answer his questions on my blog topic. Trying to leave events unplanned. Piling crap on the dining room table. (If I think of any new ones, I will let you know.)
Back on topic--I have heard internet gurus give tips on algorithims to create an unhackable password but I can't remember those. There are three things that make me feel really old: wrinkles, grey hair and remembering when we didn't need passwords.
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