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this post was submitted on 06 May 2025
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I totally have unique passwords for all my hundreds of accounts around the internet.
This reads as sarcastic to me, but I and many others legitimately do, through the use of a password manager. I have an encrypted database that syncs between my phone, laptop, and a vps, and I occasionally manually back up to a free email account. I only need to remember the one password to unlock the db.
What I’m saying is that I don’t criticize others for something I do myself - that would be hypocritical.
Being hypocritical reflects bad on you. But that does not mean it is bad advice.
The standard user cannot comprehend that Bitwarden is less than $1 a month and totally worth every cent.
Or that keepass is free and you can use any number of sync methods
Having used KeePass for a few years, syncing via a self-hosted SFTP server, I can't recommend it for most people.
I've switched to Bitwarden and I'm sticking with it.