He's using a password manager (Keepass, in his case) probably with a long, randomly generated password for Reddit. This is a great cybersecurity practice.
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So Dan, tell me about your Seabass 🤔
It's a play on words, I like fish and the name Dan.
100% this
Last count, i have well over 300 online accounts - and i don't know the password for a single one of them, except for my main Google account and my password manager. It remembers all of them for me.
Same 😄 Except I don't have a Google acc
24 random letter upper and lower case, numbers and special characters. that is more than enough to stop brute force cracking. unless someones nuts and uses a server farm
Bro that’s the longest password in the world
He's using a password manager (Keepass, in his case) probably with a long, randomly generated password for Reddit. This is a great cybersecurity practice.
Relevant username
So Dan, tell me about your Seabass 🤔
It's a play on words, I like fish and the name Dan.
100% this
Last count, i have well over 300 online accounts - and i don't know the password for a single one of them, except for my main Google account and my password manager. It remembers all of them for me.
Same 😄 Except I don't have a Google acc
24 random letter upper and lower case, numbers and special characters. that is more than enough to stop brute force cracking. unless someones nuts and uses a server farm