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Credit cards, SIM cards, social networking sites and forums are just some of the many services that can give us trouble. That’s right … Each of these, now, requires passwords and codes that you must keep secrets. I can not remember everything for sure! The only solutions are the ones that we all know. Use a general password? too risky! An intuitive and memorable password? Unfortunately also too risky! Also writing them all in some paper is not a good idea … In fact, in addition to being found by others it could even be missed by us! So … what a beautiful mess!
@linuxaria: Your recommendation of KeePassX is spot-on (it's great software), and your contributions to all things Linux is surely appreciated. I have a suggestion, however, that I think would make your blog much more readable and perhaps your advice taken a little more seriously:
Ease! up! on! the! use! of! exclamation! marks! Seriously, use them sparingly! It makes the reader feel as if you're shouting at them! Or are hyper-caffeinated! Read this! Quickly!
LOL. I agree with HoTMetaL both about KeePassX (which I use) and the blog in question (which I find difficult to read).
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Ease! up! on! the! use! of! exclamation! marks! Seriously, use them sparingly! It makes the reader feel as if you're shouting at them! Or are hyper-caffeinated! Read this! Quickly!