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Re: Sunday Safety Dance |
Oct 11, 2010, 04:21 |
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xXBatmanXx wrote on Oct 11, 2010, 01:07:
A notebook and pen work great......as anything that is electronic and engineered, can be reverse engineered and broken... Yes but your notebook can easily be stolen (or lost), and unless you're writing in some code only you know, you're screwed. Password Safe has a customizable password generator, can sort by groups, search and the double click to copy then paste makes it much more convenient than typing it in.
I have 392 passwords stored in my safe, I can't possibly imagine writing all of that down on paper, much less searching through it to find the one I need. Before I discovered Password Safe, I used a text file and stored it in a password protected Zip file. Once I got to around 100 or so passwords it became a little hard to manage. |
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