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From: Las Vegas Don on 18 Jun 2010 14:41 In an earlier post I discused a novel as well as easy way to keep track of passwords. Theidea was to taketwo licence plates and place the digits together to form onelong password. Write it down, get twelve more and there are your almost fool proof passwords for a year. A well intentioned participant suggested to use a passwordremembering program. Don't do that because if your computer goes down for any reason you will not be able to get into your computer to get to this fancy shmancy program. Just putit on a3x5 card in a safe place. If you are bilingual or multilingual you can use words for your passwords from that language. You are going to do well. Don
From: Double Down Now! on 18 Jun 2010 15:15 On Jun 18, 1:41 pm, Las Vegas Don <dstre...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > If you are bilingual or multilingual you can use words for your > passwords from that language. > > You are going to do well. > > Don This is good info Don. Thanks for sharing this with us!
From: Walt on 18 Jun 2010 15:21 In article <de0d74ff-160c-4128-b96d-6b0a87b8dbb2(a)j4g2000yqh.googlegroups.com>, Las Vegas Don <dstrevel(a)gmail.com> wrote: > In an earlier post I discused a novel as well as easy way to keep > track of passwords. Theidea was to taketwo licence plates and place > the digits together to form onelong password. Write it down, get > twelve more and there are your almost fool proof passwords for a > year. A well intentioned participant suggested to use a > passwordremembering program. Don't do that because if your computer > goes down for any reason you will not be able to get into your > computer to get to this fancy shmancy program. Just putit on a3x5 > card in a safe place. > > If you are bilingual or multilingual you can use words for your > passwords from that language. > > You are going to do well. > > Don Thanks. We were on pins and needles waiting for Part Two of your password article. Now I can finally do well.
From: NomenNeisco on 18 Jun 2010 16:01 Double Down Now! wrote: > On Jun 18, 1:41 pm, Las Vegas Don <dstre...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> If you are bilingual or multilingual you can use words for your >> passwords from that language. >> >> You are going to do well. >> >> Don > > > This is good info Don. Thanks for sharing this with us! STREBS DONT GET IRONY or SARCASM dolt dem bones
From: Ar Q on 18 Jun 2010 16:30
"Las Vegas Don" <dstrevel(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:de0d74ff-160c-4128-b96d-6b0a87b8dbb2(a)j4g2000yqh.googlegroups.com... > In an earlier post I discused a novel as well as easy way to keep > track of passwords. Theidea was to taketwo licence plates and place > the digits together to form onelong password. Write it down, get > twelve more and there are your almost fool proof passwords for a > year. A well intentioned participant suggested to use a > passwordremembering program. Don't do that because if your computer > goes down for any reason you will not be able to get into your > computer to get to this fancy shmancy program. Just putit on a3x5 > card in a safe place. > > If you are bilingual or multilingual you can use words for your > passwords from that language. > > You are going to do well. > > Don I just memorize a sequence of random letters and digits. |